Sentence examples for an increase of acceptance from inspiring English sources
It seems like talking about open relationships, threesomes and polyamory is all over the news over the past year, from Jade-Martina Lynch explaining polyamory to other Big Brother contestants, to Psychology Today reporting an increase of acceptance of consensual nonmonogamy among younger adults, to VICE publishing a piece about growing up in a poly family.
These characteristics are also followed by an increase of the acceptance angles and a flattening of the spectral response.
It remains to be clarified whether an increase of emotional acceptance scores within time may indicate lower frequency of relapses and could thus be used as a marker for an effective treatment.
The aim of the support is to 1) achieve a reduction of the violence, 2) an expansion of social support and an increase of the acceptance of professional help, 3) learn the abused mother to cope with depression/depressive symptoms, and 4) helping abused mothers to become aware of the effect on their child(ren).
During the past few decades we have witnessed a rapid increase of acceptance for cremation around the world including the USA and many parts of Europe [ 16].
Moreover, our experimental results with real-world datasets show an increasing of Genuine Acceptance Rates (GAR).
The best scenario in this experiment was the one using the three sources of information with a significant difference from the baseline scenario (Scenario 3) with an increase of 15% in the user acceptance.
Overall, the figures show record numbers were being recruited to UK universities this autumn, with 532,300 acceptances – an increase of 3.1 per cent (16,100) on the previous year, also a record.
Two out of three studies (66%) found a statistically positive relationship between evolution instruction and an increased rate of acceptance (Table 3: Matthews 2001; Ingram and Nelson 2006; Rice et al. 2011).
And each year, more and more students are entering this stressful race with hopes of receiving an increased number of acceptances.
Briefly, all survey responses were scaled 1 5 and calculations were performed to yield a "percent change" value for each question, with a positive value indicating an increase in acceptance of the scientific theory of evolution by natural selection.
