Sentence examples for acceptance of the test from inspiring English sources

Concurring with Brown (1993), So concludes that stakeholders' involvement in test development helps to improve test quality and leads to their acceptance of the test.

However discomfort, pain and anxiety (including possible side effects of anxiety [ 18]) are detrimental for acceptance of the test, both in clinical practice as in screening.

On the other hand, the general perception by women of routine counselling and testing as 'compulsory' for all pregnant women also reinforces women's acceptance of the test.

Some of the women in this study expressed negative feelings towards the Pap test, but they still appeared to exhibit passive acceptance of the test.

The effectiveness of any screening program depends not only on the diagnostic and economic performance of the screening test but also to a large extent on the compliance and general acceptance of the test by the public.

The flexibility of the software makes adaption possible to most laboratory information management systems, even with the integration of movies from each well to ensure confirmation and acceptance of the test results by clinicians.

The anticipated cost of testing (35.2%), religious denial (14.0%), need to obtain partners' permission (12.4%) and long waiting time (12.7%) were found to be main reasons for non-acceptance of the test (see Table  4).

The acceptance of this test depends on the awareness of its indications and the ability to interpret the results.

In this analysis, we considered acceptance of the HIV test by clients to be a measure of acceptability, and number and proportion of women being offered the HIV test to be a measure of effectiveness.

Thus, if a new POCT can reduce the complexity of the diagnostic as well as the overall turn-around time, ensuring a feasible and efficient clinic workflow, acceptance of the new test may be probable.

Otherwise, sliding responses may contribute to poor acceptance of the ACTH test for adrenocortical function during critical illness.