Sentence examples for increase its acceptability from inspiring English sources

These measures are also likely to reduce the adverse impacts of urban road user charging on those travellers who are most disadvantaged by it, and increase its acceptability [42].

Its simplicity and easy of application will increase its acceptability and usefulness within the orthopaedic community, and, therefore, it may be of interest in routine practice given that the goal is to collect information involving as little effort as possible for both the patient and the physician.

First, could the EPDS itself be revised somehow to increase its acceptability further?

Using webcam consultation in a similar manner for STI care may increase its acceptability.

Cytisine's 'natural' product status may also increase its acceptability and use among certain groups of smokers, such as indigenous people, smokers in countries where the use of natural medicines is widespread (e.g. China, India), and in those people who do not want to use NRT or anti-depressants to help them quit smoking.

Validation of PRAiS 19 showed that it performed as well as other published methods of risk adjustment 15 16 which increased its acceptability for use in monitoring among clinicians.

As CGA evolves and costs are reduced, expansion to a broad spectrum of care settings and inclusion of educational components for physicians increases its acceptability to primary care physicians (Reuben et al 1996; Maly et al 2002).

Identifying the characteristics associated with the negative attitudes toward screening could allow the development of suitable education programmes which can be specifically targeted towards those who may be most reluctant to undergo CRC screening, thereby increasing its acceptability among these groups.

Another reason for adapting this particular course is that its content and format broadly align with service users' preferences, thus increasing its likely acceptability.

To accept the argument from autonomy unexamined would vastly increase the social acceptability of suicide, and thereby increase its prevalence.

In this paper we use the principles of privacy-by-design to integrate the privacy aspect in the design of dynamic carpooling, henceforth increasing its public (and political) acceptability and trust.