There are some good books on "Speciesism", namely how we keep some animals for pets, kill some that enter our house unwanted or for scientific testing (mice, snakes, chimps), and feel justified in killing and eating others, and the inherent hypocrisy underlying that commonly accepted point of view.
However, at the time when this study was originally designed, this was not a commonly accepted end point.
The recent and evolving availability of reference methods and materials will provide useful tools for tracing results from a given NHANES laboratory or measurement procedure to a commonly accepted reference point, which will provide a basis for marked progress in the resolution of these challenges (4, 5, 56– 56).
"Rock 'n' roll is now commonly accepted," Ryan pointed out, adding that backyard wrestling was not so much a sport as an art form.
These variables were also dichotomized using commonly accepted cut-points.
Medication adherence was set at ≥80% as the minimum acceptable level for each prescribed medication, a commonly accepted cut-off point for defining a therapeutic level of medication adherence [ 33].
The well matched CD curves of alkaloids 1 and 2 (Fig. 3) proposed the absolute configurations of 1 and 2. The absolute configurations of 2R, 3S, 7R, 15R, 16R, 20S were those commonly accepted from biogenetic point of view.
Although observed ICCs were generally well above the commonly accepted cut-off point of 0.70, it is important that reliability is studied in sufficiently large samples.
Cancer staging was documented by treating doctors as either Tumour, Nodes and Metastasis (TNM) scores, American Joint Committee on Cancer Staging Scores (I - IV) [ 10] or as localised cancer, regional spread or metastatic disease; for comparability, TNM and AJCC scores were converted to localised/regional/distant spread using commonly accepted cut- points.
It is commonly accepted that the commitment point for apoptosis is MOMP.
This flare effect exceeds the threshold of 2 NPRS points commonly accepted as a minimal important change in NPRS[ 20].
