Gap acceptance theory is broadly used for evaluating unsignalized intersections in developed countries.
Our findings indicate that acceptance of evolution (broadly conceived, including both micro and macroevolution) and understanding of macroevolution are significantly correlated.
It has really only been since the advent of cognitive science in the middle of the last century and the general acceptance of a broadly physicalist perspective on the mind in the decades that followed that philosophers of mind have devoted much effort to trying to give a naturalistic theory of mental content.
This result differs from the broadly accepted notion "no local public acceptance, no CCS".
The broadly expressed acceptance of alternatives to the first preference was accompanied with concerns that adequate safeguards be put in place to protect trust that identifiable, and for some also anonymised, data were not going to be used in ways that people did not consider acceptable.
But the evidence is clear and it's more complex: under-vaccination is broadly about a lack of acceptance and a lack of opportunity to vaccinate fully or on time.
More broadly, there is a growing acceptance, both by Iraq's government and by the Americans, that political progress requires a regional framework in which Iraq's key neighbours Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey and Iran can play a part.
Broadly speaking, there is an acceptance for the need to cut numbers and for pay restraint.
Although the AFS classification received wide acceptance and it is still the most broadly used system, it is associated with various limitations in effective categorization of the anomalies.
It's clear that whatever issues remain in relation to public policy, the day-to-day experience of individual asylum seekers is broadly defined by public tolerance and acceptance, not suspicion or hostility.
