Sentence examples similar to acceptable inclinations from inspiring English sources
The graft was filled dorsolaterally to restore the volar angulation and radial inclination to within the acceptable limits (volar tilt neutral to 20° volar, radial inclination to within 15° of the normal side).
Acceptable criteria for fracture reduction were: 1. Radial inclination of >15°. 2.
For what the bigots really believe by heterosexuals "breeding" heterosexuality, is that the more visible and open gay people are, the higher the likelihood people with hidden same-sex inclinations will come to believe that this is acceptable and follow suit to live and love as they wish.
But it was weak, suggesting that self-evaluating questionnaires may not be capturing fundamental inclinations toward impulsiveness, or may reflect learned behaviors or socially acceptable preferences rather than the true level of impatience that may drive a person.
The results indicated that a moderate air box compression ratio (1.2 1) combined with high inclination angles of the scavenge ports can result in acceptable scavenging efficiency for HCCI combustion (∼35%) and very high trapping efficiency (>98%).
All cases had inclination, version, or both outside the range described as acceptable by Grammatopoulos et al. (2010).
According to European Norm 1005 4, the trunk posture is classified as "acceptable" in both static and dynamic body postures once the trunk maintains a vertical posture without inclinations or rotations.
Table 1 Radiographic evaluation of the distal radius; normal values and acceptable limits of deformity [3, 6, 7] Parameter Normal value Acceptable limit of deformity Radial inclination 21 25° >15° Radial length or height 10 13 mm 7 15 mm Ulnar variance Neutral, ±1 mm <3 mm compared to contralateral side Dorsal volar angulation 11° volar ≤15° dorsal tilt, ≤20° volar tilt.
Acceptable religious targets here are pretty much limited to child molesters and fundamentalists with outright political ambitions or inclinations toward mayhem.
"Youth have inclinations.
