The phrase "accept whole" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something should be accepted in its entirety without modification.
Example: "Please review the proposal and let me know if you can accept whole without any changes."
Alternatives: "accept in full" or "accept entirely".
The 28 schools licensed to accept whole bodies by the Human Tissue Authority HTAA), which regulates donations to ensure the wishes of donors and families are respected, told The Times that they had accepted a total of 1,344 in 2017, up almost 40percentnt from 969 in 2008.
We accept whole teams into the program from July – October.
South Korea-oriented identity makes the interviewees want to look more like a native South Korean, so they choose to accept whole South Korean clothing culture and to deny previous one totally.
It is a violation of God's command for a Jehovah's Witness to accept whole blood, red or white blood cells, platelets or plasma, Goldfarb said.
In addition to the medical schools, there are also a number of private organizations like Anatomy Gifts Registry, BioGift and Science Care that accept whole body donations too.
If your recycling center doesn't accept whole mattresses, then it is possible to break down a mattress into its smaller, recyclable parts.
He was late to the interview, so his wife, Sari, a lawyer who is helping with publicity, filled the time by talking about how even she, a bread lover, has come to accept whole-wheat pita instead.
A prompt in DrRacket's interactions area accepts whole programs only for the Algol 60 language.
Duke's Anatomical Gifts Program accepts whole body donations for use in the advancement of medical knowledge.
In July, the European court said that while it accepted whole life orders could be justified, there should nevertheless be some way of having imprisonment reviewed after 25 years.
This is the first comprehensive tool to optimize the selection of forensic markers to maximize information gained from the fewest assays, accepting whole or partial genome sequence data as input.
