The phrase "acceptable compared to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison to evaluate the acceptability of something in relation to another standard or reference point.
Example: "The new policy is considered acceptable compared to the previous regulations that were in place."
Alternatives: "acceptable in relation to" or "acceptable when measured against".
Results of the application of this architecture to a small drinking water network show that the resulting trajectories of the levels in tanks (control variables) can be acceptable compared to the centralized solution.
If experimental studies could confirm minimum detectable activity, and if such limit were acceptable compared to the accuracy of the histological examination, then one could think of replacing lymph node surgery with non-invasive imaging.
However, as will be demonstrated in the next section, the COV levels of TrPZT and C R,PZT are still acceptable compared to the sensitivity of each parameter to the presence and severity of a surface-breaking crack Fig. 10.
Even if the complexity of the proposed SDMA FBMC-OQAM system is much larger than the complexity of the corresponding SDMA-OFDM system, it increases linearly with the number of subchannels and is therefore acceptable compared to the complexity that would be necessary when the precoder is jointly designed on all subchannels.
Therefore, such small growth of memory requirement was acceptable compared to the large improvement on time efficiency achieved by our algorithm.
Also, our analysis of GM12878 data indicates that the optimal K in that real data was 2. For a K not extremely large, even if running the full BIC selection on a single machine takes some time, it usually requires less than a week, which is acceptable compared to the time devoted to preparing samples and generating data.
Parents and children who were earlier in their decision making rated the decision coaching as being more acceptable compared to those recruited at the pump assessment.
Another RCT in the United Kingdom found that complications were similar between the two methods, although women undergoing medical induction reported more pain and found the procedure less acceptable compared to those undergoing D&E [ 5].
Slightly underestimating the identification performance is acceptable compared to overestimating the performance of an algorithm.
In the older age group, 1% said it was acceptable, compared to 7% of people in the younger age category.
