Sentence examples for accept reference from inspiring English sources
The EU negotiating team has written: "Cannot accept reference to 'additional to', and 'separate from' ODA [official development assistance] targets".
The EU negotiating team has written: "Cannot accept reference to 'additional to', and 'separate from' ODA [official development assistance] targets". Aid agencies said Europe threatened to fatally undermine the talks.
I learned from another girl who doesn't accept references because she had too many experiences with girls not giving the full information, or having a different standard for what's respectful.
The trueness, which is quantitatively given by the bias, refers to an accepted reference value derived from a certified reference material or a reference method.
The performance of an analytical method is demonstrated by acceptable accuracy, the closeness of agreement between the values which is acceptable either as a conventional true value or an accepted reference value and the value found (European Medicine Agency 2006).
Segmentation algorithms are typically evaluated by comparison to an accepted reference standard.
To assess the agreement of tonometers available for clinical practice with the Goldmann applanation tonometer (GAT), the most commonly accepted reference device.
As a test of the new method, the heat capacity of powdered bulk hematite has been measured in the temperature range from (2 to 300) K with the PPMS, and its standard entropy at T = 298.15 K was calculated to be (87.33 and 87.27) J · K−1 · mol−1, which deviates −0.08% and −0.15% from the accepted reference value, respectively.
The MAPE-K approach (Kephart and Chess 2003) is a widely accepted reference architecture for adaptation loops.
Inulin [4, 5] and creatinine [6, 7] clearances are accepted reference standards for determining GFR but are expensive and laborious.
HPTLC analysis creates a chemical fingerprint of the product which the researchers can then compare to an accepted reference standard for the herb.
