Sentence examples for questions of acceptability from inspiring English sources

Sub-themes that related directly to the research questions of acceptability, appropriateness, and potential active ingredients are presented here (see Table  2).

Where appropriate, the results will reference the research questions of Acceptability, Usability, Engagement and Transferability, but the impact of these results on the specific research questions will be considered fully within " Summary of the Results" section.

Finally, the question of acceptability is discussed and a concept for assessing acceptability limits is described.

Although studies to date have found a fragmented picture when investigating which models of consent members of the public want, it might be that broader levels of agreement could be found if the question of acceptability were to be explicitly disengaged within investigations from the question of preference.

A further questionnaire will also be given to all participants at 6 months, which will include the above and additional questions on whether they believed that they were receiving gabapentin or placebo and also questions on acceptability of the allocated medication/treatment regimes (and compliance) and on the acceptability of the above data collection methods.

"Finally, there is the question of consumer acceptability.

Second, the question of the acceptability or not of homosexual practices is agitating many Western churches and disturbing relationships within their global ecclesiastical families.

Therefore, special consideration is given to the question of risk acceptability where the transient behavior of the failure rate is of interest.

This raises the question of the acceptability of this procedure, which supposes the interruption of organ support in the event of aggravation.

"Finally, there is a question of consumer acceptability - we need to have a better understanding of how consumers view trace contamination," she said.

This raises the question of the acceptability in general of health-related interventions that involve speaking to an automated voice, even with improvements in voice recognition technology and targeting the intervention to a population showing the greatest opportunity for the intervention to have an effect.