Sentence examples for accept that the study from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most contentious issue about Curriculum 2000 has been the refusal of many universities to accept that the study of key skills should form the basis of any offer made to applicants.

First, he accepted that the study of society was to be founded on an examination of facts.

Clinical outcomes are shown in Table  5, although it is accepted that the study was not powered to detect differences between the groups for clinical outcomes.

We accept that the G study design, was simplistic, and may have over or underestimated some sources of error.

Beyond the type of design or the statistical analysis applied, the credibility of a research study lies in the compatibility of its results with the intensity that the reader could accept that the phenomenon studied might have from a biological point of view.

We accept that this study has some limitations.

If we had accepted that advice then the study would have been terminated immediately.

This means one is relaxing the assumption that all the studies are pointing to the same sensitivity and specificity, and accepts that different studies are reporting "truly different" sensitivity and specificity, and that the between-study variation of them is not due to random noise alone, but because of difference in choice of decision threshold (the cutoff value to dichotomize the results).

We accept that the results of this study are based on the participants' expressed views and so may not necessarily have wider applicability and that there is the possibility of a social desirability effect, where the patients responded in a way dependent on who they perceived the interviewer to be.

Few people accept that analysis, though, and more than one study has concluded that if India had stuck to its traditional farming methods millions would have starved.

All probability is conditional; judgment and profound knowledge of the specific topic are critical to accept that the findings of association studies are plausible in the light of what is known.