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As demonstrated in Table  6, this MMI on the whole was reasonably acceptable for all participants.

The mean difference between the two methods was 0.81 mmol/l with a 95% CI ± 2.90 mmol/l, which is a reasonably acceptable bias for clinical practice.

Mr. Hughes said that difficult conditions in credit markets have "made it impracticable to obtain financing for this transaction on reasonably acceptable terms".

The model fit for the data was reasonably acceptable, judging from residual plots and qq-plots (per trial date).

Apart from transient part of the responses, the model predictions for both angular and translational accelerations show reasonably acceptable convergence with input accelerations of the system.

Moreover, the idea of self-interested agreement behind the veil of ignorance distracts from the real justification for the principles of justice that they are reasonably acceptable and could be justified to persons with a sense of justice in a well-ordered society (Scanlon, 1982, 127).

We aimed at cutoffs with satisfactory specificity (≥70%) for MS diagnosis [ 9], but with a reasonably acceptable sensitivity (>60%) as well.

Public reason instead requires that our moral or political principles be justifiable to, or reasonably acceptable to, all those persons to whom the principles are meant to apply.

Our finding of a mean birth weight similar to that reported for the 1967 cohort but lower than that for the 1984 1997 cohort suggested that our reported birth weight was reasonably acceptable.

They supported that the predicting and discriminative capacity of the SIQ-JR-4 was reasonably acceptable and hence the recommendation that it be a substitute of the SIQ/SIQ-JR for future quick assessment of suicidal ideation in young adolescents.

This suggests that our estimate is reasonably acceptable.