Sentence examples for gained acceptance for from inspiring English sources
As a result, the hand-assisted technique has gained acceptance for these relatively complex types of colorectal surgery.
The electromechanical impedance (EMI) technique has gained acceptance for structural health monitoring, due to its merits of model-free, high frequency detection and fast response features.
HALS has gained acceptance for a wide range of abdominal procedures in general surgery and urology and is now feasible for complicated surgeries such as splenectomy, nephroureterectomy, and colectomy.
Bruno Bettelheim [7], the emblematic figure of the child-raising literature, discussing the child/parent relationship in rich detail, introduced the concept of the "good-enough parent", and he explored and gained acceptance for the fact that it is difficult to love and support all of our children equally at a given moment in time.
However, by now, the Dewey Decimal system had established itself as a classification for general libraries, with the Library of Congress Classification having gained acceptance for large research libraries.
An additional two doctors had gained acceptance for their practices by the municipality at the time of appointment.
Today's traffic noise policies are often influenced by guidelines for acceptable noise levels rather than welfare efficiency.18 To gain acceptance for the use of BCA among policy makers it is therefore important not only to provide monetary welfare measures but also to inform about strengths and weaknesses, policy implications of using different values, and potential use.
Choose and Book was woefully underused and NHS England faces a challenge to gain acceptance for its replacement.
To that end, advocacy organizations have worked hard to publicize and gain acceptance for behavioral-optometry techniques.
Thereafter Köhler was associated with Wertheimer and Koffka as the three endeavoured to gain acceptance for the new theory.
