Sentence examples for which could be accepted from inspiring English sources

As mentioned, this may reflect social acceptance of overweight/obesity as a norm, which could be accepted by learners as the norm, possibly promoting early establishment of overweight/obesity.

However, there is less research on the effect of dispersed Mo catalyst on slurry-phase hydrocracking, and a unified viewpoint which could be accepted by all researchers has not formed until now.

Currently there are essentially two alternatives that meet most of these requirements and which could be accepted in Swedish pig production.

In that decision, all nine justices upheld the fees except for one aspect that all agreed was constitutionally troublesome: a student referendum at which organizations could be accepted or rejected for financing from the pool of student fees.

Fewer than 10percentt of regular hotels, as opposed to resorts, now levy any such charges, down from about 30percentt less than a year ago, said Bjorn Hanson, managing partner of the hospitality consulting unit of PricewaterhouseCoopers. "We were in a period of grand experimentation, from 1999 to 2001, when hotels were seeing which charges could be accepted, if any," he said.

Pressed on the bombing of a Serb TV station in which several civilians were killed, Mr Shea said: "The television station was attacked because it was not the BBC or CNN, it was being used to push out propaganda and to create a climate of hatred in which the persecution of Albanians could be accepted as normal by the greater majority of the Serb population".

New and original prosthetic designs may represent an exception, for which smaller series and shorter follow-up could be accepted if the literature does not contain larger or longer studies.

40% of these failing combinations could be accepted after use of the alternative ion, for which calculations were also performed automatically during data processing.

The idea of congenital etiology could be accepted.

The manuscript could be accepted after minor revisions.

Already history has in a sense ceased to exist, i.e., there is no such thing as a history of our own times which could be universally accepted".