Sentence examples for substantial acceptability from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, despite such low knowledge on HMIS, the majority of the care providers (91%) had positive attitude towards the system, indicating substantial acceptability, a positive potential factor for improvement.

The high level of awareness, knowledge and positive attitudes (83 - 100%) towards maternal and perinatal audit committees among the care providers including those from places where such committees did not exist, indicate substantial acceptability, readiness and willingness for change in service provision in these institutions.

The substantial gap between stated willingness to be tested and actually being tested indicates the presence of strong acceptability barriers against client-initiated HCT in its current form.

Finally, staff attitudes and acceptance of instruments can make a substantial difference to respondent acceptability.

Interventions showed high acceptability despite substantial variation in type and amount of treatment.

It would be interesting to observe how favourable conditions could be created to achieve substantial changes in intervention acceptability in other areas of public health and safety.

Adapting the Framework's reporting system to allow composite quality measures would require substantial investment and feasibility and acceptability concerns would have to be addressed.

Examples of translational, theoretical work would not have to include theoretically justified, substantial conclusions, such as the moral acceptability of enhancement interventions or genetic screening.

Jaensirisak et al. [28] find that an ability to achieve substantial environmental improvements is more important for acceptability than the scheme's perceived ability to deliver concerning congestion relief.

Jaensirisak et al. [29] found also that an ability to achieve substantial environmental improvements was more important for acceptability than the scheme's perceived ability to deliver concerning congestion relief.

In addition, neoadjuvant chemotherapy is associated with substantial toxicity that may limit its clinical benefits and acceptability, especially in the elderly patient population [ 13, 18– 20].