Sentence examples for an acceptable technique from inspiring English sources
But with the outbreak of a controversy over Origen's teachings in the Latin West in the late 4th century, philosophical allegory ceased to be an acceptable technique of scriptural exegesis.
The dorsal pentagonal island flap is an acceptable technique in providing another means for single-stage reconstruction of the web space in syndactyly and polysyndactyly.
Use of fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composites to strengthen reinforced concrete (RC) elements has grown in popularity and established itself as an acceptable technique in repairing and rehabilitating the existing structures in recent decades.
Frozen section examination of breast core biopsy specimens is an acceptable technique in the initial evaluation of suspect breast lesions [ 10, 11].
Computed tomography (CT -colonography has been studied for sCT -colonographyecursors of) colorectal cancer (CRC) and thasMultisociety Task Force on Colorectal Cancer has indicated CT-colonography as an acceptabeentechnique for CRC studiedng [ 1, 2].
The trans-hydrogenation process has significance as a safe environmentally acceptable technique for upgrading feedstock containing C2 C5 alkanes and alkynes/alkadienes.
Future studies on feeding ruminant with plants rich in quercetin and naringin may allow the development of a natural and acceptable technique to manipulate rumen fermentation towards lower methane production.
Subjects scoring ≥14 were classified as having a good working technique, those scoring 12-13 as having an acceptable working technique, and those scoring < 12 as having a poor working technique [ 29].
Photocatalytic oxidation of As III) in TiO2 suspensions has been proved to be an efficient and environmentally acceptable technique [9 12].
In recent years, photocatalytic oxidation technology has been considered as a potential and environmentally acceptable technique for As III) oxidation [1].
FATD is a safe, reproducible, clinically acceptable technique for bedside CO measurement in ventilated infants.
