Sentence examples for acceptance respectively from inspiring English sources
where and are the probabilities of false rejection and false acceptance, respectively.
High parental age and longer duration of parental relationship were risk factors for parental relationship and child acceptance, respectively, for both parents.
Regarding the second research question, results of the questionnaire showed a moderate (paper-based interventions) to rather high (computer-based interventions) degree of acceptance respectively intention to use the medication safety measures in future.
In Cameroon, despite the fact that the majority of doctors and parents of SCD children and adult SCD patients agreed with the principle of testing for prenatal genetic diagnosis of SCD (78.7%, 89.8% and 89.2%, respectively), parents (62.5% acceptance) were more in favor of termination of an SCD-affected pregnancy than doctors and adult patients (36.1% and 40.9% acceptance, respectively) [ 6].
In the third stage of the community study, in-depth interviews will follow the EMIC interview survey to elaborate the experience of pandemic influenza and vaccine acceptance and non-acceptance, respectively.
Let λ i ¯ and κ i ¯ denote the average packet arrival and acceptance rates, respectively, into the queue from flow i.
The reviewer then responds by replacing the flag "review?" with either "review+" or "review-", representing patch acceptance or rejection, respectively.
As opposed to the general acceptance that is respectively high, the actual willingness to perform life-ending measures is low.
Nevertheless training can only be regarded as one step in the complex process of building awareness and acceptance for ITSM respectively ITIL®.
In this regard, we examine analogous notions to the problem of enumerating preferred extensions and present algorithms that decide subjective, respectively objective, acceptance.
The concept of a rational respectively emotional acceptance of disease is highly valued in the treatment of patients with depression or addiction.
