Sentence examples for acceptability of a design from inspiring English sources

The larger feasibility robustness index indicates the better acceptability of a design vector as far as the constraints are concerned.

(3) The larger feasibility robustness index indicates the better acceptability of a design vector as far as the constraints are concerned.  .

The feasibility robustness index is utilized to evaluate the acceptability of a design vector as far as the constraint functions are concerned while the objective robustness index is utilized to evaluate the superiority and robustness of a design vector as far as the objective mechanical performance index is concerned.

To develop and test the feasibility and acceptability of a structured design for a massage therapy clinical trial that included a treatment arm designed to control for the non-specific effects of a massage therapy intervention.

This single-group, pre post study examined feasibility and acceptability of an intervention designed to optimize communication between HCT patients and partners; it also assessed change in process measures.

The acceptability of a high-rise design is then defined through comparison with the risk level associated with a 22 m high prescriptive design.

Additionally, analytical and clinical recoveries were assessed to investigate comparability between available joint fluid types and existing calibrators prepared in urine to demonstrate acceptability of a matrix-substitution design.

The Société Française des Sciences et Techniques Pharmaceutiques (SFSTP) published in 1997 a guide on the validation of chromatographic bio-analytical methods, which introduces new concepts in three different areas: stages of the validation, test of acceptability of a method and design of experiments to perform.

Moreover, the paper shows how an appropriate Environmental policy can increase the political acceptability of a Social one designed for mitigating the deleterious effects of a middle-class collapse through the reduction of (ex-post) income disparities.

An exploratory study investigating the feasibility and acceptability of an assessment tool designed to allow practice educators1to classify Specialist Practitioner student practice, identifies issues of interest to all educators involved with practice assessment.

The main objectives of this study were to explore the preliminary outcomes and assess the feasibility and acceptability of a collaborative care intervention designed to improve treatment and outcomes of depression among youth seen in primary care settings.