Sentence examples for has a good acceptability from inspiring English sources
In addition, a typical type-specific PCR assay consists of the extraction of DNA of cervical swab samples, PCR reaction and nucleic acid agarose gel electrophoresis and staining of ethidium bromide, while our hybridization assay method only require extraction of DNA of the samples and simple incubation as well as magnetic separation, which has a good acceptability for any average lab assistant.
In this context, couple counseling and testing has a good acceptability and difference in uptake rates according to gender or education level is reduced during follow-up [ 9].
Changes in carers were maintained over 3 months and the content and method used in the workshops had a good acceptability amongst the carergivers [ 11].
The large clinical development program involving 5000 patients with SAP showed that ivabradine has a good tolerability profile with minimal adverse effects that have little impact on patient acceptability.
PNS neural interfaces may be a good solution in the short term to achieve an implant able to have a good ethical acceptability, allow extraction of more useful information than EMG signals, and deliver sensory feedback to the user (Dhillon et al. 2005).
In the present study the teacher questionnaire administered by a medical school doctor had a good feasibility and acceptability.
SP has been used widely for IPT because of its long half-life, safety, wide availability, low-cost, ease of delivery (a single dose treatment) and a good acceptability profile.
SP has been used widely for IPT in infants and in pregnant women because of its long half-life, safety, wide availability, low-cost, ease of delivery (a single dose treatment) and a good acceptability profile.
Drugs to be used for IPT should have a good safety profile, be well tolerated to improve compliance and acceptability, preferably given as single dose treatment and affordable.
The EQ-5D is a short survey that has been shown to have good acceptability and feasibility in the general public and in cardiac patients [ 10- 12].
