Sentence examples for accepted tools from inspiring English sources

While the guidelines do not give special agents new powers, they do extend to the agents investigating terrorists and spies the same long-established — and widely accepted — tools used for decades to investigate bank robbers or mobsters.

His intellect remains dedicated to misreadings of the world's ordinary signals to its citizens, and in his comic persona he seems incapable of sharing commonly accepted tools of communication.

The S-estimate is used as an alternative technique for estimating variance to commonly accepted tools such as the MAD estimator.

Biofilter and biotrickling filter models have been useful for research purposes, but have not yet progressed to the point of being reliable and generally accepted tools for design.

It is therefore useful to reduce the design space of these instruction extensions to widely accepted tools supported instruction formats in order to capitalize on the existing resources.

The U.S. Green Building Council's LEED® Green Building Rating System and the International Living Building Institute's Living Building Challenge are two commonly accepted tools available for businesses to benchmark their building and interior space performance.

So how did something that apparently lacks scientific credibility become such a popular and accepted tool?

The survey has become a widely accepted tool for assessing what undergraduates gain from attending their colleges.

It has been noted, for example, that the indigenous peoples of Australia reject as unsuitable a great many of the flints they have worked on, sometimes in the ratio of 300 rejects to one accepted tool.

At present, the RIFLE classification represents the most widely accepted tool to "score" AKI severity.

Optogenetics is now a widely accepted tool for spatiotemporal manipulation of neuronal activity.