Sentence examples for range of acceptability from inspiring English sources

"Firms clearly need to review their diversity profiles and minority outreach programs to make sure everything's within a range of acceptability.

Accellix repeatability at low and high expression levels of mHLA-DR was < 10% (i.e., within the range of acceptability for clinical flow cytometry).

This results in a greater tolerance of the indoor environment and thus, in a wider range of acceptability on the part of the occupants of the buildings.

Repeatability CV was within the range of acceptability (i.e., < 10%) regarding clinical flow protocols [10, 12] for both patient and healthy volunteer samples: 8.07% (mean of mHLA-DR index = 3766) and 1.32% (mean of mHLA-DR index = 42,644) obtained from 6 time points.

The standard was identical for all eight surveys and was in the middle range of acceptability: Who said my brother was kept tabs on by the FBI?

Only one empirical paper discussing professional development scored in the medium range; the remainder were in the low range of acceptability for inclusion in this review.

The baseline natural history and demographic parameters were taken directly from the literature, while the baseline transmission rates βi,k were calibrated so that the age-stratified serogroup-specific carriage prevalence in the model matched the empirical data, within specified ranges of acceptability [ 2, 3].

We tested the survey face to face in a small group, however, which showed that the questions, although perceived as "not easy to answer," were understood by our test panel and similar high ranges of acceptability were obtained during the test.

But while the current pace "seems to be within the range of Federal Reserve acceptability," Mr. Dederick said, it remains an open question whether the economy will slow enough in coming months to keep inflation in check without further rate increases later this year or early in 2001.

The 10,000 iterations generated costs and QALY results which were used to construct a cost-effectiveness acceptability curve (CEAC) that summarized the evidence in favour of a treatment arm versus comparators, and demonstrated the confidence with ICERs obtained over a range of thresholds of acceptability.

Finally, net clinical benefit was calculated for all replications across a range of risk-benefit acceptability thresholds, with a reference range obtained by estimating the case fatality rate - ratio of thrombosis to bleeding.