Sentence examples for achieve accepted from inspiring English sources

As well, titration of insulin so as to achieve accepted targets for HbA1c while minimising the risk of hypoglycaemia and weight gain, may be problematic with conventional insulin regimens.

Since the 1950s, virtual reality (VR) has been hovering on the periphery of technology without achieving accepted mainstream application or commercial adoption.

As is expected in genome-wide association studies in a modestly sized sample, 5 none of the association signals in our analysis of the RDC schizoaffective disorder, bipolar type data-set achieved accepted levels of genome-wide significance for European samples (P<7.2×10 8).

The developed model, which can achieve an accepted trade-off between calculation cost and quick response for the engineering application, can be simplified into two main parts: the process model for 4 steps in the cycle and Sips isothermal model for prediction on the adsorption equilibrium.

The IADPSG represents a welcome initiative to achieve internationally accepted criteria for the diagnosis of GDM.

Once the fracture was achieved and accepted, you could move on to your own mythology.

No doubt some people will see what we're trying to achieve and accept it and others will be critical.

For instance, a brief exchange between Eddie's mother and his Type A father (William Francis McGuire) perfectly captures the parents' struggle to find a balance between pushing a disabled child to achieve and accepting his limitations.

Achieving an accepted phylogeny had been one of the most contentious issues in arthropod evolution for many decades.

Together, the educational video and handbook promote shared and informed decision-making regarding LRT on the part of patients, their families, and health care providers by achieving commonly accepted goals for informational shared decision-making aids [ 41].

The new code of conduct says external agencies must find "opportunities to reduce costs and waste" during their contracts, publish more information about results achieved, and accept that payment will be "in line with results" – a reform being introduced across public services from probation to drug rehabilitation, and in effect teachers' pay.