Sentence examples for for acceptability to from inspiring English sources

The micronutrient content of the daily 20 g supplement to be administered in this trial (Table  1) is unchanged from the LNS P&L except for an increase in the Vitamin D to conform to a recent update in the recommendation by the Institute of Medicine [ 30], and to allow for potentially lower bioactivity of the ergo-calciferol form chosen for acceptability to vegetarian populations.

Recently, different types of biomarkers have been studied and evaluated for their acceptability to detect the biological effects as a biomonitoring tool (Amiard et al. 2006; Magni et al. 2006; Nigro et al. 2006).

The statistical model was used to optimise the factors' levels for highest acceptability, to obtain a jelly that provided less than 12 calories per serving, allowing the product to be labelled as "low calorie".

Potential RPIs should be piloted for their acceptability to smokers making quit attempts to ensure maximal uptake of those which are introduced and it would be unwise to ignore the views of those working in stop smoking services when deciding upon the logistics of intervention delivery.

Secondary analyses included: use of individual drug classes at any dose; the proportion of patients dying or being hospitalized for HF; acceptability to residents of the two forms of care; changes in functional capacity and quality of life (using EQ-5D and EQ-VAS [ 31]).

Taxes needed to be raised in the 1993 Budget, and Cameron fed the options Lamont was considering through to Conservative Central Office for their political acceptability to be assessed.

Each questionnaire will then be piloted for clarity and acceptability to practitioners.

We measured the quality of the endoscopy, the outcome for patients, and acceptability to patients.

The scale has been shown to be reliable, valid, and responsive for measuring pain (including headache) and was chosen for its brevity, simplicity, acceptability to participants, and validity as a phone questionnaire [ 28].

As CGA evolves and costs are reduced, expansion to a broad spectrum of care settings and inclusion of educational components for physicians increases its acceptability to primary care physicians (Reuben et al 1996; Maly et al 2002).

Such an effect might have been seen if we had measured markers of inflammation immediately before and after each trip, but we were unable to collect samples for reasons of feasibility and acceptability to our participants.