Sentence examples similar to has achieved acceptance from inspiring English sources

This is truly distressing to those of us who had thought that all those battles waged years ago had achieved acceptance of the right of half the population to make its own decisions.

Whenever four parameters would have achieved acceptance, the Delphi procedure was to be terminated.

Nevertheless, no wine tasting procedure has achieved universal acceptance.

The IEEE 802.11 protocol has achieved worldwide acceptance with WLANs with minimum management and maintenance costs.

Although the single rate model has achieved wide acceptance, we argue that the assumption of a single rate of non-synonymous substitution is biologically unreasonable, given observed differences in substitution rates evident from empirical amino acid models.

Tamoxifen-inducible Cre-mediated manipulation of animal genomes has achieved wide acceptance over the last decade, with numerous important studies heavily relying on this technique.

The Chronic Care Model (CCM) has achieved widespread acceptance and reflects the core elements of patient-centred care in chronic diseases such as cardiovascular diseases (CVD).

Maternal kangaroo care, also known as skin-to-skin care for premature infants, has achieved widespread acceptance for stable infants because of the calming effects on the baby's clinical status and vital signs [ 30].

Starfield's definition of primary care [ 2] as '...first contact, continuous, comprehensive and co-ordinated care provided to populations undifferentiated by gender, disease system or organ system' has achieved international acceptance.

It makes no attempt to elucidate the actual mechanisms involved other than to stipulate that they must explain the values of L p and σ i. Attempts at mechanistic descriptions have been complex and controversial and none has achieved widespread acceptance.

The objective lens system, which we had been developed originally and has achieved a total acceptance angle of ±34° with a resolution better than that of an acceptance angle of 1.5°.