Sentence examples similar to an acceptable instance of from inspiring English sources

No rule of inference would be acceptable as a logical principle if it was not compatible with what we take to be acceptable instances of inferential reasoning.

For instance, an acceptable period of watchful waiting for hoarseness would be much longer than an acceptable period of watchful waiting for haemoptysis (coughing up blood), yet if we examine the length of the patient interval by cancer site (i.e. lung), as opposed to presenting symptom these two examples are not currently differentiated.

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The shopkeeper agreed, and in this instance the sale may have been an acceptable method of resolving the situation.

For instance, standardised case analysis has been demonstrated to be an acceptable method of approximating actual clinical practice for general practitioners (respiratory illness [ 18] and gastroenteritis [ 19]) and for specialists (rheumatologists [ 20]).

In Philadelphia, for instance, almost one-fifth of the registered voters may not have an acceptable form of identification to vote on Election Day.

In North Carolina, for instance, the judges at oral arguments noted that government-issued driver's licenses are an acceptable form of identification but that ­government-issued public assistance cards — used disproportionately by minorities in the state — are not.

Angel food cake is an acceptable rendition of a classic.

And, if so, was this an acceptable form of gamesmanship?

For instance E284 boric acid can only be used in caviar, and E252 potassium nitrate (used in bacon and salami) has an acceptable level of daily intake (ADI) of 0-3.7% mg/Kg body weight.

We found an acceptable error of 92 %.