US Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRCC) Regulatory Guide 1.12, Nuclear Power Plant Instrumentation for Earthquakes, NRC (1997a), describes acceptable instrumentation to meet the requirements in NRC's regulations pertaining to earthquake engineering criteria for nuclear power plants.
Hope et al. (2010) described acceptable outcome scores with only removal of material and debridement in 7 of 11 patients.
Some studies have described acceptable validity of maternal reports for peripartum interventions in DHS/MICS surveys (49).
A review of the reliability and validity of self-reported television viewing and other sedentary behavior described acceptable reliability but variable validity [ 27].
In their deliberations over the past few weeks, the Iraqi Governing Council tried many phrases to describe an acceptable role for Islam.
When asked to describe an acceptable outcome, Mr. Bolger, of U.P.S., said: "We advocate free trade and fair competition on a level playing field".
Although general anesthesia is described as acceptable in pregnant patients with brain AVMs, hemodynamic instability caused by endotracheal intubation, extubation, and emesis is considered to be disadvantageous.
The proposed constitutive model and numerical analysis describe with acceptable accuracy the inelastic behavior of the totally prefabricated bridge substructure when subjected to earthquake conditions.
Likewise, to ensure correctness of a concurrent program, performed by two or more processors working in parallel, it is necessary to formally specify and verify their synchronization, i.e., the way in which the actions of the various processors are interrelated, and to formally describe the acceptable infinite executions of the program.
The nuisance field describes the acceptable interference level of the WSD at the location of a broadcast reception antenna, comprising of noise (N) plus a minimum signal to noise ratio (SNR) and the unwanted signal contributions ( N U DVB-T ) from other DVB-T transmitters: U dBm = ( N + SNR ) ⊕ N U DVB-T 1 ⊕ N U DVB-T 2 ⊕ … ⊕ N U DVB-T n (2).
