"acceptance score" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a numerical value or ranking that represents how readily a person or group is willing to accept something, such as an idea, proposal, or candidate. It can also be used in a broader sense to describe the overall level of acceptance within a community or society. Example: The political candidate's acceptance score among young voters was unexpectedly high, leading to their victory in the election.
Lan ATG 120 mg was well accepted by patients, with a mean acceptance score of 8·3 (95% CI, 7·9 8·7), from a maximum possible score of 10. Results were similar between dosing groups, with a mean (95% CI) of 8·2 (7·0 9·3), 8·4 (7·5 9·2) and 8·3 (7·9 8·8), for administration every 4, 6 and 8 weeks, respectively.
The same occurred with texture acceptance score and purchase intention.
The acceptance score for crumb appearance followed the same behaviour of the acceptance score for crumb colour; RS and LBG had little interference, while higher additions of WB made the consumers express higher acceptance.
Rutledge and Warden (2000) report a significant correlation between teachers' scores on a content knowledge instrument and their acceptance score on the MATE (Rutledge & Warden, 1999).
Table 1 Categorization of MATE scores Category Very low acceptance Low acceptance Moderate acceptance High acceptance Very high acceptance Score 20 52 53 64 65 76 77 88 89 100.
Post-hoc contrasts showed that visitors from outside of Wisconsin had a higher acceptance score than those from the Milwaukee area (p =.009) but not compared to those from Wisconsin more generally (p =.069).
For national brands, acceptance scores were enhanced in the presence of the brand.
Positive correlations between these measures and the NPP site acceptance scores were found.
Acceptance scores increased with addition level of coconut oil before simmering but decreased after simmered.
Secondly, the mediator (ACCEPTANCE scores) needs to be related to the potential predictors (regression equation 2).
Their color preference scores decreased while the other sensory acceptance scores increased or decreased according to different plant oils.
