Sentence examples for existing acceptability from inspiring English sources
No existing acceptability study has included a large sample of postnatal women exhibiting elevated scores on the EPDS and/or a sizeable cohort of clinically depressed postnatal women.
Existing research on acceptability of pairwise interval comparison matrices focuses on acceptable consistency by controlling their inconsistency levels to within a certain threshold.
Factors include alignment with international guidelines, existing support, an acceptability profile, and existing capabilities.
21 We therefore add to the existing quantitative PrEP acceptability research.
A better understanding of the acceptability of existing formulations highlights opportunities for the development of new and more acceptable medicines and facilitates safe and effective prescribing for the young and older populations.
Lastly, they provided limited technical input for the implementation and facilitation of a few small projects aimed at testing new approaches to address specific MHM gaps identified, including generating learning on the process for integrating new MHM activities within existing operations and the acceptability of these approaches to the target population.
Acceptability of existing tools was reduced where there was perceived repetition, for example multiple questions about pain.
The aim of the new product was designed to be more manageable during application and thus gain greater consumer acceptability than existing preparations.
Uptake and coverage of the new antigen rapidly increases to the level of the existing vaccine, with good acceptability by parents and vaccine providers.
Based on existing questionnaires assessing the acceptability of previous computer-tailored interventions [ 36, 38], a self-administered evaluation questionnaire was developed.
We thought this was worthwhile given that Shakespeare at al's results apparently run somewhat counter to the other existing indirect evidence on acceptability, and given the small numbers involved in that study.
