9), a book comparing the social behavior of the common chimpanzees and the bonobos as an insight into human behavior, Temple Grandin found it socially acceptable to detail examples of the vicious conduct among the more violent common chimpanzee, but felt the behavior of the gentler bonobos too lewd to describe.
After rating the car "not acceptable" and detailing a long list of shortcomings — for example, "its bumpers were virtually useless against anything more formidable than a watermelon" — the magazine concluded, "It was a pleasure to squirm out of the Subaru, slam the door and walk away".
Therefore, despite the heterogeneity of the different psychometric assessment properties, the quality of our assessment instrument was acceptable (for details see Eberle et al. 2016).
Only a percentage of the 25 total samples were acceptable as detailed on the table 3, and values ranged by methanogen group from 4 to 88.
Second, even though the included studies had acceptable quality, detailed information of confounding factors was not provided (such as family history, skin color and sun exposure).
The criteria for the different scores were formulated as follows: (1) non-diagnostic: segment details not sufficient visualised to perform diagnostic assessment; (2) acceptable: adequate segment details with limited artefacts; and (3) good: perfect segment details without artefacts.
Has human misery become an acceptable signifier of detail, like the graffiti on the walls, or the stuttering neon signs?
The technical improvements in image quality -- involving digital data storage on some of the latest models -- make it possible to present larger pictures with acceptable sharpness and detail.
Having more pixels also allows for a greater degree of cropping while maintaining an acceptable level of detail.
While the PAERS provides an acceptable level of detail for typical adverse events, it does not adequately assess serious or harm-related events.
Challenges of developing a study interview include interpretation of the questions, providing an acceptable level of detail to the researchers, inclusiveness of a range of life experiences, acceptable length, and the ability of participants to answer questions consistently.
