Sentence examples for responding accepted from inspiring English sources

The report added: "All those involved in responding accepted the initial sceptical view of Ms Mjadzelics' reports, demonstrating a lack of open-mindedness and professional curiosity.

12 patients with a mean follow-up of 6.1 (5.3 7.1) years responded and accepted.

For subjects who were deceased or too ill to respond, we accepted proxy response from close family members; proxy response accounted for 23% of respondents in Study 1 (29% among cases and 13% among controls) and 21% in Study 2 (38% among cases and 8% among controls).

As those concerns have shifted from paper to the Internet, though, the shredding companies have responded by accepting hard drives, CDs and floppy disks.

The employment commission responded that accepting the church's position "would critically undermine the protections" in federal antidiscrimination laws.

The Bush administration responded by accepting that the Chechen resistance was linked to international terrorism -- but that was it.

Just as Mr. Nader responded upon accepting the Green Party's presidential nomination three weeks ago, Mr. Forthofer dismissed the argument that Greens only pave the way for Republican victories, insisting that the time was right for all Greens to make their move.

He responded: "I accept that view now, ma'am".

One could respond by accepting the allegedly implausible result that one has a reason to kill oneself (Raz 2005a; Bedke 2009).

Defend yourself (not)." Another took note of the fact that Navalny could not immediately respond, by accepting the duel or otherwise, because he's currently in jail on a 30-day sentence for taking part in an unsanctioned protest.

The CNS is classified as late responding tissue with accepted α / β ratio of ca. 2. The delivery of a high focused radiation dose to a target implies a high conformality to produce a toxic effect limited to the target volume defined with a high steep dose falloff to avoid damage of the surrounding tissue.