Sentence examples for accepted indicated from inspiring English sources

Then, the response is accepted, indicated by the boundary circle turning green, and participants can extend their finger so that the fingertip is situated in the boundary again.

Russell seems to have been aware of this, as the tell-tale phrase "if they are accepted" indicates.

When the feature exceeds a threshold (eta in mathbb {R}), H1 is accepted and speech is detected; otherwise, H0 is accepted indicating the absence of speech.

If both the hypothesis of a common slope and the hypothesis of a common intercept were accepted, indicating that the regression lines are equal, the data for the study groups could be combined.

Our study focuses on the most important pathway to acute psychiatric care in Norway and concludes that most referrals from the casualty clinic were accepted indicating that the casualty clinicians are efficient gatekeepers for the acute psychiatric departments.

Generally, a cut-off of > 102 cm in men and > 88 cm in women (which is predicting obesity in Scottish people [ 9]) is accepted indicating a clearly elevated health risk, but already cut-offs of > 94/> 80 cm (termed abdominal overweight, which is predicting overweight [ 9]) have been found to be associated with a moderately increased cardiovascular risk among Caucasians [ 10].

These efforts must involve groups, particularly the elderly and those with more education, who appear more unwilling to accept indicated public health measures.

"We have closed our investigation since you have indicated that you accept responsibility for this charge".

The presence of regulatory domains (ACT and REG) was accepted when indicated by the Domain Architecture Retrieval Tool (DART) on the BLAST menu at NCBI [ 16].

It must be noted that PRRs reflect the strength of association but there is no linear relationship between the PRR value and the association between drug and event; values over 1 indicate the association and values of at least 2 are generally accepted as indicating a possible safety signal (Evans et al, 2001).

Mr. Shawn accepted it, indicating gently that it might need a little squeezing itself before publication.