Sentence examples for acceptability change from inspiring English sources

Multimodal including Biofeedback RCT Scharff, 2002 [59] N = 36 (ages 7 17) Referred from children's hospital 6 weeks Migraine with or without aura +/-co-existing tension-type HA HA index; HA days; HA severity; DAS; Acceptability Change in # of HAs recorded + highest intensity rating over time, but there were no significant between-group differences.

It comes down, as so often, to a matter of fine judgement regarding what the solver would consider acceptable, and of course bearing in mind the fact that acceptability changes with time.

To understand if general or specific aspects of product acceptability changed with duration of use, we compared acceptability responses from Month 3 and Exit.

These interests often reflect background social and moral judgments of blame, responsibility, and acceptability of change.

We describe a randomised controlled trial evaluating the effectiveness (in terms of knowledge gain, acceptability, practice change) of an interactive online Diabetes Needs Assessment Tool (DNAT) (which constructs an e-learning curriculum based on individually identified knowledge gaps), compared with self-directed e-learning of guidelines on diabetes.

The acceptability of changes in segment duration at different speaking rates is studied to find useful perceptual characteristics for designing an objective naturalness measure in speech synthesis.

No other correlations were found between acceptability rating changes and other demographic factors.

This would fully respect the autonomy of donors and may increase the acceptability of changes to organ donation practice (see below).

This randomised, pilot study provided data to assess the feasibility, acceptability and changes in knowledge and behaviours in response to AD on the diagnosis and management of refractory breathlessness relating to specific patients delivered by a local respiratory physician to GPs.

These results therefore reveal the role of social factors as being crucial in order to understand the acceptability of climate change policies at a worldwide level.

The professional acceptability of a change to an individualised screening programme is difficult to predict, although again the acceptance of individualised intervention for cardiovascular disease provides a model.