13 14 15 16 Immunochemical tests specific for faecal human haemoglobin have largely replaced the guaiac based tests used in early trials, on the basis of improved acceptability and performance.
These issues are all of a fundamental democratic nature and thus constitute the basis for acceptability of decisions.
Basis for judgement of acceptability.
Furthermore, the attempt to implement urban changes on the basis of negotiations concerning the acceptability of injustice is a trap.
Just as linguists can construct a grammar for your language on the basis of your judgments about the acceptability of particular sentences, you can construct an analysis of the meaning you associate with an expression on the basis of your application of a term to hypothetical cases.
Main outcome measures Total health and social care costs and total societal costs at 12 months; cost effectiveness (incremental cost effectiveness ratios and cost effectiveness acceptability curves) on basis of quality of life (SF-36, primary outcome measure), EuroQol visual analogue scale, and quality adjusted life years (QALYs).
Policy makers will determine the optimal cutoff value on the basis of a largely arbitrary balance between the acceptability of missing cancer and the possibility and acceptability of assigning essential resources.
There have of course been legitimate times when journalists have unearthed crimes that otherwise would not have been prosecuted, which I also applaud… However, this is very different to the entrapment of a 24-year-old pop singer/TV judge on the basis of an ill-informed tip-off with no real proof [which] clearly crosses all boundaries of acceptability".
47– 53 As social scientist Martin Holt noted in a review on acceptability literature, much of this early research on acceptability was assessed on the basis of simple single-answer survey questions, such as "If PrEP were at least 80% effective and available, would you use it?", a format that does not allow respondents to consider the pros and cons of PrEP as a strategy.
