Sentence examples for as further acceptance from inspiring English sources
Because of real world changes, such as further acceptance of same-sex couples and an increased number of homosexual characters on television, the negative response to the lesbian version of Ezri was not as heavy as those earlier story-lines.
The mint is hoping that the dollar coin will win further acceptance as cities begin accepting it in parking meters and highway authorities allow its use at toll booths.
Specific anticoagulation requirements for low-flow systems must be studied systematically and will be the cornerstone of further acceptance of ECCO2R as well as full ECMO into daily practice, especially in patients with ARDS due to multiple trauma and burns, in whom heparinization is not desired.
The main purpose of the review is to see how new infomation may contribute to further acceptance of ascariasis as a serious contributor to ill-health and so to the design and implementation of suatainable control programmes intended to reduce the morbidity due te infection with A. lumbricoides.
The pending healthcare legislation is merely the latest in a litany of efforts to fundamentally reorder our lives toward a further acceptance of coercion as a legitimate form of influence, and it continues the corporate power grab that has been steadily escalating for generations.
To further acceptance, the FTE programme will be presented to the elderly as an attractive programme.
A path analysis actually reveals that the strength of the relations between INTENTION and creationism as well as the knowledge of evolution is significantly lower in regression equation 3 (acceptance as further predictor) than in regression equation 1 (acceptance not included).
After having tested the conditions for mediation, we explored whether the relations between INTENTION scores (outcome variable) and the predictors diminish in regression equation 3 (acceptance as further predictor) in comparison to regression equation 1 (acceptance not included; see above).
Increased training and guidelines which address common clinical issues, as well as further research regarding GP acceptance of guideline recommendations, are needed to promote evidence based antibiotic use and follow up after diagnosis of OM.
As discussed further below, however, acceptance or rejection of DWM may also be strongly affected by misunderstanding of or discomfort with natural selection as an evolutionary mechanism (Gould 1974; Bishop and Anderson 1990; Brem et al. 2003).
