Sentence examples for points acceptability from inspiring English sources

Of the 226 subjects that were physically present in the jail at each of the three time points, acceptability was highest for the early testing group (N = 52/74, 70%), compared to 45% (N = 46/103) and 65% (N = 32/49) in the immediate and delayed testing groups, respectively (see Figure 2).

Similarly, each percentage point increase in the quality of discussion with relatives, in the assessment of nurses, improves symptom management by 0.15 percentage points, patient care by 0.12 percentage points, acceptability of the patient's death by 0.09 percentage points and family support by 0.08 percentage points.

Appetite scores were also recorded at the above time points, and acceptability was measured.

Given small number of genes at 12 hrs, these FDRs were considered as the best compromise between uniformity across time points and acceptability in terms of incorporating false positives [7].

Given small number of genes at 12 hrs, we considered these FDRs as the best compromise between uniformity across time points and acceptability in terms of incorporating false positives.

When they weigh in, they publicly prove that these issues have reached a tipping point of acceptability – and, in so doing, they increase the rate of change.

ICC's of 0.75 will be considered the cutoff point of acceptability.

A median score of 5 was previously found to be the cut-off point for acceptability proposed by experts who had given welfare scores for enrichment materials for pigs [ 16].

Indeed, a recent systematic reviews points to the acceptability and feasibility of telephone delivered interventions (alone, or in combination with other remote access technology) within schizophrenia.

I will not discuss the details of Johnston's version here, but to note the general point that the acceptability of the surrogates must depend on how "close" they are to the original response-independent concepts.

The effectiveness of the practitioners was measured in ICON point reduction and acceptability (Table 3).