Sentence examples for point was accepted from inspiring English sources

The secondary end point was accepted as the duration of fever after starting treatment.

The maximum response/mass ratio of ±10% for each calibration point was accepted.

But as this point was accepted nonetheless, we voted in favour of the report on account of its fundamentally positive thrust.

For the assays described here, where all samples were tested for multiple loci, the first data point was accepted if it was within the expected response-time range, based on control sample data.

For this reason, this point was accepted as the cut-offs as less than and equal to two (infrequent consultation requests), and more than and equal to three [frequent consultation requests (FCR)].

Piketty's point is accepted wisdom in most of Europe, where, in France and Germany, the morality of capitalism is regularly questioned.

Some other astronomical alignments in Stonehenge, such as with the Moon's most southerly rising and most northerly setting point, are accepted by many archaeoastronomers.

This point is accepted, explicitly, in the foreword of the IPCC report and it therefore sits, uncomfortably, with some of the comments in the investigator's report, made after an incomplete investigation.

Proteins identified only at one time point were accepted if they contain ≥ 2 labelled peptides pairs.

Selecting specific citations to make a point is accepted in advocacy, I imagine, but it left me uneasy when it came to discussions of the science.

The null hypothesis of equal means at all time points was accepted for hematocrit (p = 0.4) and platelet count (p = 0.1), while it was rejected for hemoglobin (p = 0.03) and white blood cells (p = 0.004).