Sentence examples for has a high acceptance from inspiring English sources

Despite differences in the human and technical resources of the partner faculties, MAA has a high acceptance which, amongst other things, is clearly demonstrated by the speed with which it has grown to include 28 participating faculties and the intensive use of the system.

Conclusion: Private faculty patients, as well as Medicaid patients, have a high acceptance of both male and female medical students in the obstetric-gynecologic outpatient setting.

Our study population had a high acceptance of evolution, with an average score of 77.17 955% C.I. ± 1.483) on the Measure of Acceptance of the Theory of Evolution MATEE) instrument.

They've had a high acceptance rate for lecturers, and most who've taught at AIMS want to do it again.

Using criteria set forth by Rutledge and Warden (Rutledge and Warden 1999), these guides have a "high acceptance" of the theory of evolution.

Assuming this awareness is also high in Iran, yet Iranian motorcyclists have a high acceptance of road risk [ 14], this raises the question as to whether there is a disconnect between their awareness of risk and risk behavior.

Women publish and review less than men in American Geophysical Union journals, but have a higher acceptance rate.

Similarly, U.C.L.A officials said they were not surprised that students who took the initiative to attend an outreach session had a higher acceptance rate than others with a similar score.

For difficult calls — when a student hovers on the line between admission and rejection — admissions officers will look more closely at a student's file and his or her background can make the ultimate difference, Ms. Copeland-Morgan said; she does not consider it surprising, therefore, that black and Latino students with a given holistic score would have a higher acceptance rate.

We hypothesized that college students with greater knowledge of biology, as measured by number of biology courses, would have a higher acceptance and understanding of macroevolution.

Post-hoc contrasts showed that visitors from outside of Wisconsin had a higher acceptance score than those from the Milwaukee area (p =.009) but not compared to those from Wisconsin more generally (p =.069).