Sentence examples for rising acceptability from inspiring English sources
With rising acceptability, eHealth and mHealth initiatives are steadily emerging in both developing and highly industrialized countries, though with variable and sometimes counter-intuitive outcomes.
As vaccine hesitancy continues to rise, the acceptability and feasibility of such strategies are worth exploring.
ART initiation declines may also reverse favorable trends in HIV disease prevention efforts that include reduction of stigma, rise in acceptability of testing and penetration of public health messages into society.
Acceptability in Thailand was 14%, rising to 25% after an information session [ 112].
However, the lack of tools that are needed to generate early knowledge about the potential adverse effects, combined with the uncertainties regarding the health and safety risks of engineered nanoparticles (ENPs), are a potential threat to the acceptability by society of the nanotechnology innovations, due to the rising societal concerns that are based on generic worries.
Rising numbers of cancer survivors mean that the burden of care needs addressing and that any changes require robust evaluation to examine both their clinical effectiveness and acceptability.
Figure 3 shows the cost effectiveness acceptability curve with QALY as the outcome measure: at the lower bound NICE threshold (£20 000), the START intervention has an approximately 95% likelihood of being seen as cost effective, rising to 98% at the £30 000 threshold.
The cost effectiveness acceptability curve with QALY as the outcome measure is shown in figure 4: at the lower bound NICE threshold (£20 000), the START intervention has a 93% likelihood of being seen as cost effective, rising to 98% at the £30 000 threshold.
With the rise in the sharia courts' acceptability, discrimination is further institutionalised with some law firms offering clients "conventional" representation alongside sharia law advice.
In 2017, despite the continuing rise of feminism, the increasing acceptability of drugs and more women in the public eye being honest and overt about their drug use, men are far more prolific drug takers than women.
