The phrase "agreed upon points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific items or issues that have been mutually accepted or acknowledged by parties involved in a discussion or agreement.
Example: "During the meeting, we discussed the agreed upon points and decided on the next steps for the project."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted points" or "consensus items."
Across all of these studies, a well agreed upon point is that repair of defective bone by ASC can be achieved when transplantation is preceded by extensive pre-differentiation protocols (Refs 101, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128) or genetic manipulation with genes encoding for bone inducers (Refs 129, 130, 131, 132, 133).
Buchanan has previously said McMorris reneged on agreed-upon points.
He said Tuesday's session deteriorated when the union reneged on previously agreed-upon points.
Under the terms of the cease-fire, General Athor's men were expected to assemble at agreed-upon points, including one near Fangak, and rejoin the military.
Indeed, the end of the previous decade seems to be an agreed-upon point at which bloghouse's luster lost its shine.
There is no agreed upon cut-point for identifying persons with significant disability, but persons scoring 10 48 are in the top 10% of the population distribution of WHODAS 2.0 scores and are likely to have clinically significant disability.
The proposed interprofessional approach to SDM addresses these issues by indicating clearly the need for an agreed upon decision point (horizontal dotted lines) by all parties involved as a first step (decision to be made).
When the child reached the age of about 6 months (T2), the participating families were contacted again by telephone and a second measurement point was agreed upon, at which point just two questionnaires were to be filled out, SFS and ASQ.
"If Grade 1 is the mutually agreed upon optimal end point, it will help guide how much filler to use," Dr.
"But the details of such monitoring have not been agreed upon at this point, and therefore a decision on it will be made later".
Since there is no agreed upon OAHI cut point that defines clinically relevant obstructive sleep apnea in children, we chose to express indices of respiratory drive as a function of the OAHI.
