Sentence examples for methods considered acceptable from inspiring English sources
Methods considered acceptable were classified in five different categories: Chromatography.
This suggests that whilst radiomic features are dependent upon the delineation method, this may be unrelated to the delineation method considered acceptable by a radiologist.
A preset cutoff limit of ≤5% bias (total allowable) between rating methods was considered acceptable prior to using the Bland-Altman comparison.
Ultimately acceptable thresholds for screening characteristics incorporated into future clinical practice will surely address fundamental questions: Is society willing to accept a screening test less sensitive and specific compared to screening methods currently considered acceptable in the general public (due to the increased incidence of AD with an aging population)?
Assessment of available carbohydrate by difference (total carbohydrate by difference minus dietary fibre by Prosky or comparable method) is considered acceptable for purposes of energy evaluation of conventional foods.
Short-acting methods were, however, considered acceptable for young married women and those with children.
A ± 10% limit of agreement for each estimation method was arbitrarily considered acceptable.
Although the recovery was under 80% for monensin, salinomycin, maduramicin, and semduramicin at the lowest spiking level, the recoveries were generally repeatable between different days and the method was therefore considered acceptable for analysing polyether ionophores in feed at low levels.
For the baseline category (Office and PETS2006 datasets), the performances of all methods considered are acceptable.
1983) (rejecting the old Delaware "block" method, and ushering in the modern practice of allowing for "proof of value by any techniques or methods which are generally considered acceptable to the financial community").
We believe that a more liberal approach must include proof of value by any techniques or methods which are generally considered acceptable in the financial community and otherwise admissible in court, subject only to our interpretation of 8 Del.C. § 262(h), infra.
