Sentence examples for a clear accepted from inspiring English sources

14 However, a clear, accepted definition of relevant positive LR thresholds does not exist.

Caspase-3 activity is often used as a definite marker for apoptosis; however, there is as yet no clear, accepted point-of-no-return for cell death signalling pathways.

Therefore, no clear, accepted criteria for neonatal sepsis currently exist.

"Now, NASA is operating without a clear, nationally accepted mandate," he said.

The best chance there is for a breakthrough, she says, is an approach across neuroscience that allows "a thousand flowers to bloom until there is a clear and accepted theory as to why the cells are lost in Alzheimer's".

Acoustic-based mix design is still far from achieving a clear and accepted rationale.

'I am on the road usually 3 out of every 4 weeks…I just can't get around to everyone…I have a family… and a life' Aboriginal Health Service staff member (REHC) Our field interviews in 2010/2011 confirm REHC across the country operate very differently, serve different parts of the eye care service system and that there is not a clear and accepted job description for a REHC [ 11, 27, 29].

Just have a clear goal, accept the misfire and move on".

"Many of the requests we've had so far are straightforward – a clear cut accept or reject – while others raise complex legal and ethical questions," he added.

"Issuing a menu of options rather than a specific plan is an attempt to muddy the waters so that the public does not have a clear position to accept or reject," said Hans Riemer of the Institute for America's Future, an advocacy group that opposes personal accounts.

I can't better it: Grid parity has a clear and widely accepted definition: when the levelised cost of solar (falling rapidly) crosses the cost of grid electricity (rising rapidly).