Sentence examples for methods acceptable to from inspiring English sources

In addition to LLNA (described above), two other methods acceptable to US EPA and OECD (US EPA, 2003; OECD, 1992) for testing skin sensitization potential are the guinea pig maximization test (Magnusson and Kligman, 1970; Wahlberg and Boman, 1985) and the Buehler test (Buehler, 1965; Robinson etal., 1990).

Recently I hit on a time-saving method acceptable to both my children and me -- blessing them together.

In countries where cervical cancer screening is not widely implemented, such studies may not represent the general population and a non-invasive method acceptable to a representative sample of women is needed.

This will promote the applications of TFA in engineering practices and make TFA methods more acceptable to field engineers.

This survey had high completion rates and suggests that the methods were acceptable to women.

All of these methods were acceptable to their study populations and were successfully completed in most of the study subjects, without any significant adverse events.

Our high rate of participation indicates that our methods were acceptable to patients and hence may be appropriate for routine screening on the ground.

Discrete choice experiment (DCE) methods are acceptable to girls of this age indicating time available for other leisure activities on dance class days is the attribute girls valued most and 2 h leisure time remaining preferred to 3 h.

However, it was not known if general practitioners (GPs) were willing to engage in the promotion of e-health support in this way, nor what methods were acceptable to them and their patients in raising awareness of e-health.

Alternative follow-up methods are acceptable to patients, are associated with no reduction in the quality of life or increase in anxiety and may be conducted with significant economic and time savings.

Conclusion: Our method is acceptable to study facial nerve regeneration in rats.