Sentence examples for accepted as reference from inspiring English sources

However, these economical key scores such as ROI, ROA, ROIC, RONA, ROC, and ROCE [48] play a major role in business economics and are widely accepted as reference values.

Note that it is often the case in medical and biomedical image analysis tasks that radiologist-derived volumes are accepted as reference truths (i.e., surrogate truths) when biopsy-proven volume information is not available, as it is the case in this study.

Taking into account the indication given by García and Malaga [31] with regard to the threshold value of ΔE* accepted as reference in the evaluation of a conservation treatment, the ΔE* values, calculated using colour coordinates referred to the surface of the samples before and after treatment, cannot be seen by a human eye when they are < 5 units.

However, considering that these procedures were only used to confirm N2 or N3 disease, they were accepted as reference standard.

Currently there are two procedures based on LC MS which have been accepted as reference method procedures by the Joint Committee for Traceability in Laboratory Medicine [9,10].

A distinctive approach was taken in the Alpine region in which sites were accepted as reference sites if their actual trophic state did not deviate from the reference trophic state prior to industrialisation, intensive urbanisation or agriculture.

The lowest point seen in the X-rays constituted by the superior edges of the clavicle or soft tissue was accepted as the reference point for all three views.

If the target time for the entire train journey is met within a range of 15 s, the simulated values for travelling time and fuel consumption will be accepted as a reference for the hybrid model.

A multi-dimensional vision of sustainable mobility has been accepted as a reference point for stakeholders and experts; it finds a significant representation in the concept of the "three pillars of sustain-ability" which examines the idea of sustainability from a three-dimensional perspective: social, economic and environmental.

In these cases, CT follow-up was accepted as the reference standard.

The transepicondylar axis is widely accepted as a reference for the femoral component.