Sentence examples for economic acceptability from inspiring English sources

A large number of animals are employed for risk assessment of biologicals, which has low ethical and economic acceptability.

Monte Carlo simulations were used to examine the economic acceptability and affordability of rotavirus vaccination.

Also, the economic acceptability and the public health potential of such a polypill have not as yet been evaluated for the UK.

These economic, acceptability and efficacy considerations make it imperative that there is further examination into the utility of online therapy for OCD.

While surveillance systems can and should closely monitor country-specific trends in the post vaccination era, there is the need to investigate the potential scenarios that the longer term effects of these interventions might produce and to evaluate the economic acceptability of such interventions considering medium to longer term consequences such as herd immunity and serotype replacement.

As infrastructures also involve risk to human life and limb a socio-economic acceptability criterion to be added as a constraint to cost-benefit analyses is derived.

To achieve this we characterised the farming systems and measured grain yields, rainfall infiltration, economic returns and acceptability of maize legume intercrops under different N and P application rates.

In order to enhance the economic competence and acceptability of the wind power and to allow a reduction in the penalty of an instantaneous spot market coming from over estimation or underrating of the generation, the exact forecasting of wind power as well as wind speed is necessary.

The methodological framework presented in this article introduces "bottom up meets top down" integrated approach to support the selection of adaptation measures at the river basin level by comprehensively integrating the goals of economic efficiency, social acceptability, environmental sustainability and adaptation robustness.

The paper describes: (1) the methodology for devising design-orienting scenarios, with examples from the three functions; (2) the results of environmental, economic and consumer acceptability assessments of these scenarios; and (3) comments on how the methodology can be developed and applied.

Given the economic feasibility and acceptability of walking in sedentary populations, a prescription of daily steps may prove to be an effective and accepted therapeutic intervention for improving control of cardiovascular risk factors such as blood pressure.