Sentence examples for based on acceptability from inspiring English sources

Toward that end, he argues for a particular account of utterance meaning as based on "acceptability conditions," by analogy to the truth-conditional account of the meaning of sentences.

All spirograms were reviewed by the BOLD Pulmonary Function Reading Center and assigned a quality score based on acceptability and reproducibility criteria of the American Thoracic Society and European Respiratory Society guidelines [ 16].

At the end of the testing session, participants completed a 12-item acceptability questionnaire with responses on a 5-point Likert scale (1 = lowest to 5== highest acceptability) based on the Acceptability e-Scale [ 32].

The studied techniques are measured and compared in terms of indoor air temperature by calculating four indicators of maximum, minimum, average of highest 5% and average of lowest 5% temperatures as well as thermal comfort of the occupants based on two acceptability rates of ASHRAE 55 and three acceptability limits of EN 15251 standards in three climates: Porto, Nairobi and Mumbai.

Taking pragmatics into consideration, judging an explanation based on its acceptability to cognitive subject becomes one of the main trends in philosophy after logical positivism.

The objective of this research was to develop a method to optimize the bread-making processes based on the acceptability of its crust color.

Within a performance regime based on the acceptability of service levels to actual users, and with a focus on the service quality that influences operator costs, the emphasis on users is appropriate.

Respondents were recruited randomly at water collection points while queuing, and in some cases through word of mouth as employed in Wutich et al. (2016) based on their acceptability to participate because they tend to be very sceptical about interviews.

The DNL rate was significantly different based on surrogate acceptability.

We also evaluated the feasibility of computerized assessment based on patients' acceptability and preference.

Toolkit items were created to provide a framework for the care of hypertensive and smoking patients through patient outreach and education, and were prioritized based on feasibility, acceptability, and perceived effectiveness.