Sentence examples similar to acceptance validated from inspiring English sources

Thus, the ability to increase evolution acceptance while validating a diversity of worldviews may be impossible.

Because data are already being generated using these technologies, it is both timely and important to address the subject of validation now with the aim of establishing a foundation that will facilitate future regulatory acceptance of scientifically validated toxicogenomics-based test methods.

The high LBF value for Model 2 indicated very strong support for it and validated its acceptance (Beerli and Palczewski 2010).

The Measure of Acceptance of the Theory of Evolution (MATE) was employed to assess students attitudes toward evolution, as it has been validated for measuring acceptance of evolution among various populations (Rutledge and Sadler [2007]; Rutledge and Warden [1999]), and it has also been used to measure longitudinal change in students' attitudes toward evolution (Wiles and Alters [2011]).

ISO 22119 (Anonymous 2011c) gives the general definitions and requirements about the use of qPCR in food microbiology but does not give performance criteria and their acceptance limits to validate a qPCR assay.

Problems arise for both believers and atheists alike, I would suggest, when we need or expect our beliefs and viewpoints to be validated by their acceptance by others.

Many of the relationships specified by technology acceptance models have been repeatedly validated in healthcare settings [ 11].

The process of antibody validation is worthy of more extensive discussion, as the research community needs to develop a clear understanding of the most appropriate tests to be performed in each experimental system, and standards which should be attained for acceptance of the status of "validated".

The calibration standards and quality control samples were within acceptance criteria and the assay method validated with repeatable precision and accuracy.

All methods incorporated appropriate internal standards (13) and were validated to internationally recognized acceptance criteria (14).

32 To our knowledge, however, no published and validated scale examines the acceptance of hearing disability.