Sentence examples for acceptable extent from inspiring English sources

When fit values suggest that the data fit the Rasch model to an acceptable extent, unidimensionality is upheld.

The graphical analysis in combination with the model summary (Table 2) indicates that convergence was achieved to an acceptable extent, namely 0.9986.

In summary, the RTE results were reliable to an acceptable extent, while the RTE results and the students' self reports disagreed.

Of these qualities, the first four must be present to an acceptable extent for function to approach normality, while the latter three are very desirable but not essential [4].

Finally, the petrophysical parameters are to an acceptable extent interpolated in between to get the best match as shown in Fig. 3 via green color because of the fact that the process of wettability alteration is a gradual, not a sudden mechanism.

Nevertheless, we have assessed that the recall error is within an acceptable extent by performing a reliability check with repeated interviews by telephone on a random sample of 235 cases 3 weeks after the initial interview on average.

For example, in ground water monitoring design problems, qualitative criteria such as acceptable spatial extent and shape of the contaminant plume predicted from the monitored locations can be equally important as the typical quantitative criteria such as economic costs and contaminant prediction accuracy.

To hit a line drive deliberately at the pitcher's face is morally acceptable to the extent that it's physically unlikely.

That decision to drop Rooney was perfectly acceptable, considering the extent of his own diminution, though nowhere in the manager's strategising was account taken of what Memphis Depay would bring to this party.

There are various caveats and complexities here: The impact of such laws would obviously vary with a state's demographic mix, its urban/rural breakdown, the forms of ID deemed acceptable, and the extent to which ID-acquisition could be folded into broader get-out-the-vote efforts.

They assumed that causal notions are only (scientifically or metaphysically) acceptable to the extent that it is possible to paraphrase or re-describe them in ways that satisfied empiricist criteria for meaningfulness and legitimacy.