The phrase "labelled acceptable" is not correct and is not usable in written English.
In order to use the word "label" in a sentence, it should be followed by a noun. For example, "The food was labelled organic."
Industrial and other exposure at the high end of this range has been labeled acceptable by the Ontario Royal on Asbestos, not significant by the WHO, and "… further control not justified" by the Royal Society in London (UK).
For a quarter of a century from the early Sixties he was one of the most powerful figures in the game, a debonair, square-dealing father of six once labelled "the acceptable face of boxing".
In our domain labelled 'compliance acceptable?', we rated 10 studies at low risk of bias.
Thus, samples were considered to be of "acceptable quality" in terms of the artemisinin derivative component if these samples contained 85 115% artemisinin derivative API as labeled, and acceptable quality in terms of both the artemisinin derivative and partner drug components if they contained 85 115% API, as labeled for both components.
Although several donors described themselves to me as "pragmatic" in their worldview, the moderate Kerry seemed to elicit in them all the passion of an insurance actuary (Soros labeled him "acceptable"), and they manifested a pointed distaste for Clintonism as a political philosophy.
Average morning BG readings below 120 mg/dl, average BG values below 120 mg/dl, and HGIs below 12 mg/dl (i.e., an average hyperglycemic value below 108+12 = 120 mg/dl) were labeled 'clinically acceptable'.
As you move to the two extreme ends of the model spectrum, there is less willingness to concede acceptability; for Model 1, only 14% (n = 3 out of 21) of low preference rankers were willing to label the model acceptable and for Model 4, only 33% (n = 5 out of 15)s.
Whether this label is acceptable depends on how broad or specific a definition of "skepticism" is being employed.
Beta labels are acceptable on free software, but when consumers are shelling out money for a device, it's another story.
Contemporary metaphysicians might call such entities tropes, and such a label is acceptable as long as one is careful not to expect Aristotle's theory to resemble too much contemporary trope theories.
Oxidative labeling for quantitation is limited by the lack of specificity and completeness of the reactions, but it is certainly useful if incomplete labeling is acceptable.
