Sentence examples for acknowledged tool from inspiring English sources

It is a widely acknowledged tool for generating results which are very reliable, and significantly reduces speed and cost that would have been incurred if coding was done by humans (Rosenberg et al. 1990).

One generally acknowledged tool for evaluating communication skills is the Kalamazoo Consensus Statement (KCS).

The number of studies using P. taeda micro-arrays proved these arrays to be a common and acknowledged tool for assessing differential gene expression in several species belonging to the Pinaceae [ 29, 30].

It is a validated and acknowledged tool for assessing anxiety in different populations and languages [ 12] and has been used in several studies on parental anxiety related to childhood heart murmurs and other health conditions in children [ 1, 7, 9– 13, 13].

In a letter to the House Administration Committee, the euphemistically named "Farm Animal Welfare Coalition" called Meatless Mondays "an acknowledged tool of animal rights and environmental organizations who seek to publicly denigrate U.S. livestock and poultry production".

In addition, we presented several commonly acknowledged tools and methods for evaluating sustainability impacts and to make sustainable and justified decisions.

As a result a narrative synthesis methodology [ 16] was applied to analyse research papers and reports whose quality has been appraised using acknowledged tools.

Ron Dick, chief of the F.B.I.'s computer investigations and operations section, acknowledged that tools for this type of attack, known as a distributed denial of service attack, are so readily available on the Web that "a 15-year-old could use them to launch these attacks".

In the last decade optical biosensors, based on surface plasmon resonance (SPR) phenomenon, became well acknowledged screening tools, that provide a real-time and automated analysis with relatively high capacity [ 24].

But he said that the E.P.A. and other agencies should at least try to estimate job impacts, using the best available tools to estimate job losses and gains from proposed regulations while acknowledging the tools' limitations.

Even Google, when it posted its online tool, acknowledged that the majority of requests it received "are valid and the information needed is for legitimate criminal investigations".