Sentence examples for more acceptable approach from inspiring English sources

We examined different methods of data filtering and realized that filtration using targeting on the local medians of data with a constant threshold is a more acceptable approach that is not biased towards a predefined notion of an expected result.

Many respondents suggested that internet-based therapy would be a less threatening and more acceptable approach.

However, cocktails of defined microbes imparting key functionalities may provide a more acceptable approach.

This shows that the non-face-to-face Internet-based intervention is a more acceptable approach to Chinese MSM.

Discussing tolerance of uncertainty and evidence-based management of clinical uncertainty may be a more acceptable approach for registrars, rather than overtly talking about burnout prevention.

Internet-based interventions might be a less threatening and more acceptable approach, because of the convenience, accessibility and privacy it provides.

The benefit of achieving the more socially acceptable approach of male-only release may far outweigh issues associated with critical thresholds and rearing costs, but these factors should at least be considered.

"What that means for us is when a physician orders a scan from a radiology department, the radiologist begins to engage in a conversation with those physicians, talking about what might be a more reasonable and acceptable approach".

They also approach patients in a holistic manner, give them more time and relate their illness to their situation in life, which is culturally more acceptable than the approach of western medicine.

In general, there is more than one acceptable approach to the design or analysis of a particular study, although these guidelines should help to eliminate some clearly unacceptable options as have been discussed in other papers (Concato et al, 1993; Altman et al, 1994; Altman and Lyman, 1998; Schumacher et al, 2005).

In a decisional sphere burdened by such limited prognostic certainties, an individual approach is infinitely more acceptable than a statistical approach: any decision ought to be based upon the individual circumstances of each newborn rather than on reference to guidelines, especially if these are based on gestational age.