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Discover LudwigThe phrase "result is acceptable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a outcome or conclusion that is considered satisfactory or desirable. Example: Despite facing numerous challenges, the team's final result is acceptable and meets the client's expectations.
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The time required to execute variants in a sequential way will range from the execution time of the primary variant (if acceptance tests are employed and the primary result is acceptable) to the sum of execution time of all variants, e.g. if all variant results are subjected to ATs (Buys et al. [2011]).
This method is applied to a simple verification case and the result is acceptable.
The result is acceptable for engineering applications such as building energy audit, energy conservation management, and operation management of multi parallel centrifugal chillers.
This result is acceptable for engineering applications, such as fault detection and diagnostics (FDD), building energy audit, energy conservation management and operation management of chiller plants.
We also show that R-Swoosh (and F-Swoosh) can be used even when the four match and merge properties do not hold, if an "approximate" result is acceptable.
Thus, we are interested in finding the SNR threshold above which the estimation result is acceptable.
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This result was acceptable considering that samples analyzed by RT-qPCR were different from those used in the microarray analysis.
Our result was acceptable length of root canal filling in 74.2% of teeth.
The factors cumulatively explained 60%% of the variance in the survey and the result was acceptable.
Less than 5% error in accuracy of results is acceptable.
Regarding the activity, the difference of the results is acceptable, except for the case of 241Pu.
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