Sentence examples for which may be accepted from inspiring English sources

Monday was the deadline for staffers to submit their applications for buyouts, which may be accepted or rejected by the paper's editorial management team.

At present, manufacturers rely on the use of adequate methods (status quo), the right appropriate comparator and missing formal deficiencies to submit an indirect comparison which may be accepted by IQWiG – a methodological discussion with the current players in the system (manufacturer, IQWiG, G-BA and scientific leaders) is pending.

"I tried to covert the image of a pitiful guy with his blow-up doll into a man who stands for his lust and passion, which may be accepted just as his hunger or thirst and lived up on his visible toy," Buij's writes on the product description.

Adjudication leads to an offer (or non-offer) of a health service, which may be accepted or rejected.

This is a measure of convergent validity, which may be accepted as very good vis-à-vis FACIT-F (0.65 to 0.75), and good concerning the other measures.

We will soon switch to support the SAM (http://samtools.sourceforge.net/) format which may be accepted as the uniform standard by the community in the near future.

However, to date, no one has assessed the realism of these masks, or specified conditions under which they may be accepted as real faces.

Shenzhen became the first city outside Hong Kong in which Octopus cards may be accepted as payment.

Despite this being seen as a potentially sub-optimal approach, perhaps less effective in evaluating the extent to which design innovations may be accepted by users, it seems a route worth taking given the alternative of incurring long delays as a result of the ethical approval process.

28 This document provides a section focused on circumstances in which limited clinical data may be accepted and describes pathways that are effectively identical to the Tier B and C concepts discussed above.

We adopt the profit split transfer pricing method which is dictated by OECD guidelines and may be accepted by fiscal authorities.