The phrase "acceptable for example to" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when providing an example of something that is deemed acceptable in a specific context.
Example: "The proposal is acceptable for example to the committee members who reviewed it."
Alternatives: "acceptable, such as to" or "considered acceptable, for instance to".
Although reliability can be enhanced by increasing the number of raters (Ramsey et al. 1993; Dannefer et al. 2005), the desired number of raters may not be feasible or acceptable, for example due to time constraints.
Hollingworth says you will always be asked what your repayment strategy is, though there will be differences between lenders as to what is and isn't acceptable– for example, Santander appears a lot stricter than NatWest when it comes to what's allowed.
The response of the authors to this concern is not acceptable, for example, the expression levels of Atgs are not direct indicators of autophagic activity.
Others of us try to hide our Dark Side behind the collective darkness, blind to our negativity because it is socially acceptable; for example, rooting for our own team while hoping the other team will lose, and believe it's okay because everybody else is doing the same kind of thing.
As a consequence, a decision needs to be made at an early point in time whether evidence based on surrogates will be acceptable: for example, whether there is the potential for major health gains by introducing a biomarker with only modest evidence to support its use, or whether a hard endpoint must be assessed before implementation.
Two hundred years ago, in some places most people thought slavery was morally acceptable, for example.' Think grew out of the Royal Institute of Philosophy, which already published an academic journal, but felt it was time to launch something aimed at the general public.
There are times when only a handshake is acceptable; for example between strangers in a formal situation or clients in a professional situation.
This approach has implications for the management of other MUS, particularly those which are less acceptable, for example Chronic Pelvic Pain (CPP) [ 21], and for GP training about these conditions.
This searching strategy would likely fail if the transcription factor-binding sites are not conserved between human and mouse although sequence homology in general is acceptable (for example, 50% identical).
The price one pays for this reduction in cost is losing the ability to reliably call common variants (with MAF >4% when using a design with three weights as described earlier), but in many applications this is acceptable, for example when focusing on rare variants.
He also argued that there should be ranges of acceptable practice, for example, with regards to fundraising costs, and that if a charity's activities fell outside of this the charity commission should investigate.
