Sentence examples for gain high acceptance from inspiring English sources
However, creationism did not gain high acceptance within society, partly because Poland is predominantly a Catholic country, and Catholic doctrine does not support literal understanding of the Bible.
Contrast enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) is an imaging technique that has gained in the last decade high acceptance among radiologists.
By the end of the semester there was a significant gain in evolution acceptance (p < 0.001; see Fig. 3), which resulted in the majority of students having high acceptance of evolution.
Categories of evolution acceptance are based on Rutledge and Warden ([1999]): Very High Acceptance: 89-100, High Acceptance: 77-88 ModerAcceptanceance: 65-76, Low Acceptance: 53-64, Very Low Acceptance: 20-52.
In a one period model the governor weights the utility gain from setting a higher acceptance rate against the increase in the probability of takeover29.
Wind power has gained very high social acceptance in Germany.
In Germany, where wind power has gained very high social acceptance, hundreds of thousands of people have invested in citizens' wind farms across the country and thousands of small and medium-sized enterprises are running successful businesses in a new sector that in 2008 employed 90,000 people and generated 8% of Germany's electricity.
Zing a popular Bollywood gossip channel is also based out of Mumbai.Satellite television (DTH) has yet to gain mass acceptance, due to high installation costs.
The implemented risk assessment strategy has gained a high degree of acceptance by the ED medical staff of the trial hospital and is now used as the first line "test" to determine the requirement for imaging.
Fisher, 34, says that while huge advances have been made to gain wider acceptance for trans people, high rates of suicide and self-harm within the community show how important the book could be if it helps start conversations about gender.
