Sentence examples for received broad acceptance from inspiring English sources

Many names have been used to identify this population but the term cancer stem cell (CSC) has received broad acceptance.

The European classification criteria for Sjögren's syndrome were developed and validated between 1989 and 1996 and have received broad acceptance by the scientific community.

Shorter intervention windows may become feasible in the future, when remote alert systems receive broader acceptance and clinics develop processes and adjust workflows for a quicker response to alerts resulting in earlier patient intervention.

Although these criteria have received a broad acceptance, some criticism has been raised concerning the inclusion of subjective test (symptoms), physiologic measures that lack specificity and alternate objective tests that are not diagnostically equivalent.

Such a mechanism does not currently exist and is needed to ensure that development of new regulatory testing efforts move forward in a way that receives broad scientific support and acceptance.

All patients received broad-spectrum prophylactic antibiotics.

In addition, this overview may facilitate explorations into which factors are most likely to receive the broadest acceptance.

"They see that we have good intentions and we generally have very broad acceptance of the work that we do".

The Millennium Development Goals have achieved broad acceptance as a framework for measuring and achieving social development.

"I think that this broad acceptance remains a metropolitan phenomenon.

That said, she predicts a "pretty broad acceptance" of the disruptive technology within a decade.