Sentence examples for Indeed acceptable from inspiring English sources

Indeed, acceptable outcomes have been documented for selected patients over the age of 70 years or even cases over 80 years.

Experimental results show that the proposed system is indeed acceptable as a framework for various delay-tolerant applications in smartphones.

Tests like Dr Mebane's one could provide monitors with quantitative estimates of exactly how free and fair an election has been, on which to base their qualitative judgment of whether that is indeed acceptable.As Jasjeet Sekhon of the University of California, Berkeley, points out, the emerging field of election forensics presents opportunities as well as risks.

The scale is found to measure the variability shared by the four power variables, thus showing that it is indeed acceptable theoretically, at least within the isolated rural Brazilian area in which the test was performed.

If this is indeed acceptable by critics then one assumes that it would then be acceptable to depict an overweight person with an eating addiction squealing like a pig, eating out of a trough desperate for goodies.

Although this does not necessarily exclude the possibility of imprecision on account of incorrect dental stone cast, the fact that an intraoral acrylic jig had been used to verify the implant replica positions in dental stone cast lend credence to the assumption that the fit of the temporary FDPs converted from the pre-existing denture were indeed acceptable.

As tattooing is less of a social taboo nowadays and, indeed, quite acceptable among many of the younger generations, this method could be presented as an option to camouflage scars of the trunk and the limbs that are unacceptable or undesirable, especially in patients who already have tattoos on other parts of their bodies.

Any kind of outcome may be possible, and indeed, is acceptable.

We hypothesize that such patients indeed have acceptable survival and function when treated with organ-preservation strategies.

And the people applauded the act, and shouted, as the culprits were dragged through the forum to their doom, that it was a goodly procession indeed, and acceptable to the gods, but that gods and men alike demanded justice on the tutor and teacher of the tyrant, namely, Tigellinus.

For example, Narayan is concerned to limit the justification for state interference in individual voluntary choice; a minimalist conception may indeed be acceptable for use in theories that regulate relations between the citizen and the state or to address issues of paternalism (Holroyd 2009).