Sentence examples for which cannot be accommodated from inspiring English sources

Certain types of multisensory visuotactile experiments and visuomotor tasks require presentation of visual stimuli in peripersonal space, which cannot be accommodated by ordinary projection screens or binocular goggles.

An integrated power system may actually have more than one power supply within it if one of the load circuits has power demand or sequencing requirements which cannot be accommodated by the main power supply without compromising its operation.

In addition, the existential construction in VO is compatible with a variety of syntactic construals which cannot be accommodated by OV.

(Large diesels deal with NOx with a cumbersome, bulky urea injection system, which cannot be accommodated in smaller models).

We found similar trends when phylogenetic correlation was taken into account, but as our focus was on interactions and ANCOVAs with environmental factors, which cannot be accommodated by a PIC analysis, we performed all of our regression analyses directly on the species data.

Cancer Medicine also works in partnership with other journals published by Wiley-Blackwell, including those owned by the world's most prestigious cancer societies, to give authors of high-quality work which cannot be accommodated in these leading journals the opportunity to transfer their manuscript for consideration by Cancer Medicine.

The open-ring form of α-OH-PdG shifts the entire alkyl substituent to the N1 position, which likely cannot be accommodated in the AlkB active site; by contrast, the open-ring form of γ-OH-PdG contains the alkyl substituent at N, which can swivel away from the protein to potentially reduce steric clashes.

This technique can be used in situations in which endotracheal tubes with surface electrodes cannot be accommodated by the smaller size of the pediatric airway.

In contrast, large hydrophobic residues have very few rotamers in which steric clashes do not exist and tryptophan cannot be accommodated in any rotamer, highlighting the intolerance of bulky side chains in this constrained region.

The term "bereavement overload" has been introduced into the grief literature to describe a phenomenon in which an individual confronts multiple losses, such that one loss cannot be accommodated before another occurs [ 18].

But Etzioni warns against "habitually interpreting Chinese acts of assertion as aggressive," which, he says, "is symptomatic of a strategy that holds that China cannot be accommodated and that it must be contained by any means necessary".