Sentence examples for acceptable source from inspiring English sources

Surgeons are frequently confronted with finding an acceptable source of autologous grafts for reconstruction of oral mucosa defects.

There is also the added prejudice that the ambience of the clubs they frequent is far too different from that of Badminton or Burghley to be an acceptable source of pleasure.

Wikipedia was never an acceptable source, perhaps because my professors knew they'd get students like the one from the University of Maryland who, when "reprimanded for copying from Wikipedia… said he thought its entries — unsigned and collectively written — did not need to be credited since they counted, essentially, as common knowledge".

The researchers responsible work in Italy, which has some of the most restrictive embryo-research laws in the world.They hope the work will be welcomed as an ethically acceptable source of stem cells, as it does not involve destroying a viable embryo.

If proven, these valuable cells can be obtained non-invasively from lactating women, thereby creating a plentiful and ethically acceptable source of stem cells for use in a wide-range of mammary gland and stem cell biology applications.

A well-defined technique together with a more sustainable and acceptable source of donor cell line have to be sought.

Secondly, the increasing cost of energy and access to sustainable and socially acceptable sources of raw materials are making the business case even more compelling.

In Britain, we have an unusually proscriptive view of acceptable sources of meat – obviously cats and dogs and, in more recent times, rabbits and horses, are too friendly to be food.

We explain your responsibilities for submitting evidence of your impairment, state what we consider to be acceptable sources of medical evidence, and describe what information should be included in medical reports.

However, magazines and newspapers are in principle not valid sources... blogs, social networking sites, and broadcast media are not acceptable sources of information for IPCC reports".

Clinicians, pre-natal educators, and parenting educators were acceptable sources of information, although numerous participants acknowledged that accurate information is not consistent across these disciplines.