Sentence examples for a simple and acceptable from inspiring English sources

This method determines moisture content in grain using a simple and acceptable formula: ({text{moisture content}} = frac{text{mass change}}{text{initial mass}} times 100).

A simple and acceptable test that could be used by general practitioners could save many people from having unnecessary and invasive procedures.

If GT can significantly prevent the development of hypertension or treat hypertension in overweight and obese populations, GT supplementation will be a simple and acceptable intervention given its popularity, high rate of compliance and rare adverse effects.

In particular, χv, which is a simple and acceptable approximation for the molecular volume, was found to be a good descriptor for the KOW of PAH and their alkyl derivatives (Güsten et al., 1991; Sabljic, 1991, 2001; Sabljic and Piver, 1992) but not for that of nonacid pesticides and miscellaneous organic compounds (Gertsl and Helling, 1987).

DARE has not yet been proven to be a simple and acceptable test, the distribution of test values in the target population is not clear, there is no general agreement on who should be screened and how, and the cost of the procedure is not well documented.

A simple and socially acceptable administration route for both patient and caregiver.

Factoring compassion into conservation presents a simple and morally acceptable approach to resolving issues of land sharing by using the universal ethic of a concern for the suffering of others and attempts to alleviate it.

If a simple and clinically acceptable intervention were available that could add an oscillatory increment to ventilation, of a desired predictable size and timing, this could be developed into a treatment to attenuate the respiratory instability seen in these patients.

The DAI has been adopted by the World Health Organization (WHO) in an attempt to establish a simple and universally acceptable orthodontic index for use in epidemiological surveys [ 20] and has been reported to be reliable and valid for determination of orthodontic treatment needs [ 21].

A brief, simple, and acceptable screening instrument, which could be rapidly administered by non-specialists to identify adolescents in need of further assessment for PD, could overcome some of these obstacles.

In summary, the application of a sextant method, assessing only wear defects on the coronal smooth surfaces, and estimating severity by the diameter and depth (regardless of dentine involvement) of wear, may be considered for the development of a simple and standardised index acceptable for clinical practice and epidemiological studies.