The phrase "accept decreasing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a willingness to acknowledge or allow a decrease in something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to accept decreasing sales figures as a part of our strategy moving forward."
Alternatives: "acknowledge a decline" or "allow for a decrease".
"The time has come to accept decreased growth in some parts of the world," the Pope said.
If accepting decreased risk of disease as an endpoint for a DRI value was a paradigm shift, Dr. van Ommen's emphasis on "phenotypic flexibility" is definitely a new paradigm shift which should become more widely accepted as an evaluation of efficacy for a bioactive as the research to measure this flexibility is validated.
In case of bandwidth shortage, more new/handoff real-time connections can be accepted by decreasing the source rate of the ongoing connections which are not prioritize over them.
However, it is widely accepted that decreasing α-synuclein oligomers, fibrils and aggregates will positively affect α-synuclein-induced toxicity [9].
The number of students willing to accept vaccination decreased if they had time constraints such as a busy study period (68.9 %).
Zeile, 37, figures this will be his final season, so he does not mind accepting a decreased role for the chance to win a World Series ring.
It is generally accepted that decreased efficiency of renal uric acid excretion is primarily responsible for hyperuricemia in the majority of gout patients [7].
The plan with the largest sample size n = 300 dominates the others from the consumer point of view since the probability of accepting lots decreases faster as the lot deteriorates in terms of p. The shape of the OCC has been extensively analyzed for acceptance sampling in for example Mittag and Rinne (1993, pp. 139 142).
In contrast, when the method has not found any viable parameter point (f v = 0), β increases and the frequency of accepted transitions decreases in order to force the algorithm to sample regions with lower cost function.
Normal values for thyroid function and thyroid antibody tests were defined as fT3: 1.57–4.71 pg/mL, fT4: 0.85–1.78 ng/dL, TSH: 0.4 4 micro-IU/mL, anti-TPO: 0 35 IU/mL, and anti-TG: 0 40 IU/mL based on the reference value set by the manufacturer; and any values lower or higher than these were accepted as decreased or increased hormonal levels.
