Sentence examples for acceptable correspondence from inspiring English sources

The data also suggest that there is an acceptable correspondence between self-, peer- and hetero-assessment.

More and more of us understand the value of short messages and that's starting to change our rules about socially acceptable correspondence.

Estimates by the GPS tide gauges at azimuths selected by the presented method are compared with measurements from physical tide gauges and acceptable correspondence found for all three sites.

After what one paper called "considerable correspondence," an acceptable plan took shape: for the day, the Chamizal would be regarded as "neutral territory, and the flags of neither nation will be displayed therein".

Comparison of the resistance curves obtained from creep tests with those from codes showed this: for both the base metal and weld there are a good correspondence and acceptable (low) conservatism of the strength reduction factor (SRF) proposed; for the load and temperature levels considered in the tests, it equals one.

Results indicated that application of polyurea, improves the flexural capacity as well as ductility of RC beams, additionally, the correspondence principle represented an acceptable model for damage growth and fracture healing of the external polyurea coating under complex cyclic loading.

Correspondence between the two drinking measures met acceptable levels of reliability.

As can be seen in Fig. 3, while the correspondence clusters-complexes (of type PC1) is still acceptable, the percentages of subunits detected for the complexes are drastically reduced with respect to E.coli.

The DRK was translated and used in a Dutch study [ 22] that showed good correspondence between the original and Dutch version, and acceptable convergent and discriminant validity with other measures of anxiety and depression.

The correspondence continued for some weeks, though neither party could come up with anything like an acceptable explanation.

As a popular and acceptable activity, botany had been taken up by many middle class ladies, and Darwin included these botany enthusiasts in his correspondence.