Sentence examples similar to markedly acceptable from inspiring English sources

A physiological justification for termination appeared to be markedly more acceptable in news discourse than one grounded in mental health, emotional or social factors.

The response rate was 69%, which is acceptable and markedly higher than the average for electronic questionnaires [ 30].

Although means and percentages show markedly uniform patterns and acceptable results for the observation period, intra-subject correlation and level of agreement at different times, disappointingly is quite modest in general: High correlation (ICC/kappa ≥ 0.5) was hardly detected in any answers.

With FIT, we now have faecal screening tests that are more acceptable to participants and possess markedly better analytical and clinical performance characteristics.

It is becoming clear that several acceptable dietary patterns that differ quite markedly in terms of macronutrient composition are suitable for weight loss.

Surgical or endovascular revascularization for ALI is achievable with acceptable limb salvage and amputation rates, which are not markedly different between the two modalities in the short term.

Epidemiological research using endpoints defined as fatal stroke or ischemic heart disease from mortality statistics is unlikely to be markedly biased and that the validity regarding the fatal strokes is acceptable for this age-range.

In the present study, our data also demonstrated that the acceptable postoperative pain levels estimated by the preoperative patients themselves varied markedly (Fig. 1a).

While this average is suggestive of an acceptable general result, it conceals the fact that the CPS varied markedly among the facilities ranging from 39.7% to 91.7%.

All enzymes involved in the in vitro pathway exhibited an acceptable level of stability at high temperature (60°C), and their stability was not markedly affected by the co-existing of up to 100 mM methanol.

DPD inhibition also markedly prolongs 5-FU elimination half-life thus making the oral administration of fluoropyrimidines pharmacokinetically acceptable on the basis of two or three daily intakes.