Sentence examples for available accepted from inspiring English sources

Generally, the proposed prices and delivery times are determined based on the status of system, available accepted orders, and company's available resources at the time.

Unlike Uber's build-it-and-they-will-come strategy, local players have typically used available, accepted methods to gain the trust of consumers and later introduced innovative technologies to improve the experience.

Although there are new pharmacological therapies available that show superior smoking-cessation rates (i.e., bupropion, varenicline 12-19% [ 6]) than those for NRT (6% [ 17]), NRT is widely available, accepted in most countries and has only minor adverse side-effects or contraindications.

Once a manuscript is accepted, the authors can choose to have their version of the manuscript (unformatted and unproofed) available (Accepted Article Express).

Under the governor's order, any insurer licensed to do business in New York State will, when no death certificate is available, accept an affidavit from the next of kin of a person killed at the World Trade Center, or in the crashes of hijacked planes at the Pentagon and in western Pennsylvania.

However, in recent years, esophageal balloon, although not yet widely available and accepted, has become commercially available.

We distinguished between trends in biomass by classifying species as avoided (used less than available) or accepted (used equal or more than available) forages for elk based on recent research involving foraging trials of hand-raised, tractable elk in western Oregon and Washington.

However, when other choices are neither available nor accepted, our TEP seems to provide acceptable results also in these cases.

Medical lexicons are available in English [ 2], but in a globalized health care system, these resources also need to be internationally available and accepted.

For this study, objective and subjective measures are used as they are readily available, universally accepted, nonintrusive, and the simplest to administer.

Ultrasound (US) is often the first imaging study performed in the evaluation of a suspected ovarian lesion because it's widely available, well accepted by patients, non-invasive and of low cost.