Sentence examples for improved acceptable from inspiring English sources
Since this discussion, including the value assessment of new medications, is ongoing in Germany, many parties have suggested accepting the internationally recognized standard (with its known deficiencies) while simultaneously working on improved acceptable solutions [ 5, 6].
The following step was to improve acceptable chromatographic resolution with reduced analysis time, which is recommended for routine applications.
Gains below the reference point may receive higher weight than those above this level since the former improve unacceptable health states while the latter improve acceptable health states.
At a large sample volume, peak height was significantly improved while acceptable peak shape was not achieved.
On the contrary, the strength of bulk Ti after SMAT is obviously improved with acceptable ductility and this new material has a potential biomedical application.
By optimising the selection strategy for a sire referencing scheme, genetic progress can be substantially improved with acceptable levels of inbreeding.
In conclusion, our findings provide a rationale for the design of clinical studies combining SGN-35 with chemotherapeutic regimens, such as ABVD and gemcitabine, with the goal to achieve improved efficacy, acceptable safety and reduced long-term complications in patients with HL.
By combining the method with PCA for dimensionality reduction, efficiency was improved to an acceptable level comparable to that of other appearance-based methods.
Additionally, with addition of Nano Fe2O3, the strength of hot mix asphalt against rutting is also improved to an acceptable level.
The pathologies are significantly improved to an acceptable level for practical purposes without any considerable side-effect by locally bringing out the robustness of the equilibrium flux method from the kinetic scheme.
32 Thirdly, active surveillance protocols and communication about the benefits of observation and active surveillance need to be improved to be acceptable to physicians and patients.
