Sentence examples for an acceptable component from inspiring English sources
In summary, this series shows that a shrinking field radiation technique with no boost is an acceptable component of radical CRT for anal cancer.
There was a recognized need for a self-management assessment tool that could be effectively and easily incorporated into nurses' existing practice, however, the use of the PAM - in its current version – appeared to be a less acceptable component of the intervention.
The remaining 17 patients had normal or near-normal metal ion levels and acceptable component positioning.
Without acceptable components and materials, no manufacturer can produce high-quality products.
Purchasing departments at the worst U.S. companies viewed their mission more narrowly: to obtain the lowest possible price for technically acceptable components.
We explored opinions representing a service provider and policy perspective, namely eye-care providers, policy makers and health service commissioners, on the most feasible and acceptable components (target population, site, screening tests and operator) of glaucoma screening strategies.
From EFA, the total percentage of variance explained has been obtained as 79%, and this is an acceptable value for the principal component varimax rotated factor loading procedure.
Notes: Extraction method: Principal Component Analysis; Rotation Method: Varimax with Kaiser Normalisation; a An acceptable Cronbach alpha is ≥0.6 [ 8, 57].
The definition of what is an "acceptable" sample is a key component of the test kit as approved.
We should teach French, German and Spanish in our schools and require evidence of reasonable fluency in them as an indispensable component of an acceptable level of education.
One is that equality of condition must be developed as a component of an acceptable theory of justice, intended to be the basic charter of a democratic society and acceptable to all reasonable members of such a society, who are presumed to be disposed to disagree interminably about many ultimate issues concerning religion and the meaning and worth of human life (Rawls 2005).
