The phrase "as no accepted" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The proposal was rejected as no accepted standards were met."
Alternatives: "since there are no accepted" or "because no accepted".
However, there are as yet no accepted cut-offs for risk assessment in ICU patients, and reports from US settings are largely lacking.
In a very thorough review of the evidence based literature, Helfand et al. 2009[ 32] found that there were as yet no accepted categories that could be effectively used for cardiac risk assessment.
As a result, there is, as yet, no accepted diagnostic standard for the measurement of Ki67 proliferation fraction and current guidelines suggest that it cannot be generally applied to diagnostic, clinical situations (Dowsett et al, 2011).
However, as long as there is no accepted golden standard, further investigations of knee rotation both in healthy reference populations and in patients with different knee disorders and injuries, with valid as well as reliable measurement devices are needed.
I was surprised to hear such unguarded enthusiasm from a scientist, and a substance-abuse specialist, about a street drug that, since 1970, has been classified by the government as having no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse.
Thyrotoxicosis is conceptualized as an "autoimmune" disease with no accepted infectious etiology.
The cut-off was based on local expert consensus rather than literature-based, as there is no accepted threshold for ED crowding using ED occupancy in the literature.
As there are no accepted definitions of recurrence of an episode of neck pain, definitions proposed for recurrent episodes of low back pain will be used [ 37].
In veterinary medicine, diagnosis is similar, but as there is no accepted 'gold standard', diagnosis is based upon the presence of haemolytic anaemia in combination with the demonstration of spherocytosis, positive in-saline auto-agglutination and/or Coombs' test [ 2].
We did not have data to estimate some important aspects of reliability and validity, including test-retest reliability, criterion validity (as there is no accepted 'gold standard') or responsiveness to change.
Federal law, he wrote, "continues to define marijuana as a drug 'with no accepted medical use,' and federal agencies continue to prohibit physician-patient access to marijuana.
