Sentence examples for acceptance of further from inspiring English sources
After more than 300 participants in each group had responded to the survey, acceptance of further participants was stopped in each group.
After 200 participants in each group voluntarily clicked on the "agree" button at the end of an online informed consent form and completed the questionnaire, acceptance of further participants was closed for each group.
This arose chiefly from the sultan's acceptance of the further measures against the East African slave trade pressed upon him by the British consul at his court.
To increase the acceptance of exergy, further research is needed to better define its role in the area of environmental impact.
Acceptance of pay further confirms willingness to adopt the PES interventions to reverse the declining farm economic loses and to sustain environmental flows downstream.
An FhCatL2 Y69L variant showed a decreased acceptance of P2 proline, further highlighting the importance of Y69 for FhCatL2 prolineine acceptance.
No deal, says Germany, which is putting intense pressure on Greek politicians to reach a coalition deal that would include acceptance of conditions for further bailout loans.
The relationship between is improvement in tree thinking and acceptance of evolution is further supported by a significant, positive correlation between c T and cM with ρ = 0.127 (p < 0.05).
Further improvements in the technology or new algorithms for a reliable estimation of FFR will be a prerequisite for wide acceptance of FFRCT, and further studies are needed to determine its clinical utility compared with other noninvasive testing.
Specific anticoagulation requirements for low-flow systems must be studied systematically and will be the cornerstone of further acceptance of ECCO2R as well as full ECMO into daily practice, especially in patients with ARDS due to multiple trauma and burns, in whom heparinization is not desired.
The conflict therein raised the possibility for further acceptance of smart drugs in the future.
