Sentence examples for method accepted by from inspiring English sources

Till now, the only method accepted by international standards is the heat flowmeter (HFM) that presents some restriction and some uncertainty in the results.

This approach has been demonstrated to have excellent intra- and inter-observer reliability, and to yield results that are statistically indistinguishable from the water displacement method, accepted by many, but not all, as the 'gold standard' [ 21].

Fasting glucose, the primary outcome measure, was measured using a timed end point method supplied by Beckman Coulter for the Synchron LX Analyzer, a method accepted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

"We calculate the jobs impact for our programs using methods accepted by industry and leading economists," he said.

The guideline was developed according to methods accepted by the National Guideline Program (NGLP), a joint effort of the Italian Health Ministry and the National Health Institute that is aimed at promoting a high quality of care in the National Health Service [ 3].

In their book, "Gun Violence: The Real Costs," to be published next month by Oxford University Press, Professors Cook and Ludwig applied a method widely accepted by economists as a way of determining hard-to-measure intangible costs.

The method was accepted by the French Safety Authority.

(Comparative) case study research designs are used for policy evaluation, and the method is accepted by most researchers in the field.

HIV screening tests in hospital are convenient and fast, and for this reason we have found that the method is accepted by MSM as a way to learn their HIV status.

(Under the so-called Daubert standard, established by the Supreme Court, scientific evidence can only be admitted in the courtroom if it is based on methods generally accepted by the scientific community).

Public health teams must work with community organisations from the start to ensure that prevention and treatment methods are accepted by those who are at risk of the disease and that broader societal concerns are addressed to ensure that pregnant women are comfortable with any actions taken to limit the disease's impact on their unborn children.