Sentence examples similar to consistent with generally accepted practices from inspiring English sources

Only then will acupuncture be incorporated into generally accepted practice [ 5- 8, 11- 13].

The scientific communities in any particular discipline usually know if a scientist violates generally accepted practices.

Since MFCC features combined with SVM is a generally accepted practice for audio classification, we used it as a benchmark for our CNN algorithm.

All the reviewers signed off on the report as consistent with generally accepted statistical techniques and with the published literature.

Third, it is plausible that male and female entrepreneurs may have been motivated by societal expectations to see themselves as differing in ways consistent with generally accepted gender stereotypes even if they did not actually differ in these ways.

But all the while no one knew that it was, as it now says, transferring line-cost expenses to capital accounts in a way that was not consistent with generally accepted accounting principles.

This is consistent with generally accepted view, but is inconsistent with mitochondrial trees.

Molecular phylogeny of this gene is consistent with generally accepted species phylogeny, suggesting one-to-one orthology between the lamprey and jawed vertebrate Pdzd8 genes.

One generally accepted practice is to glaze large tanks with two or three layers of tempered glass so that if breakage occurs it is confined to one layer.

We recognize that this recommendation represents a departure from current generally accepted practice.

Brad Burns, a WorldCom spokesman, declined to comment on the potential takeover interest but said: "All of our accounting practices are in line with generally accepted accounting practices.