Sentence examples for widely accepted internationally from inspiring English sources

This is an approach, which is widely accepted internationally (see introduction), but has only been randomly adopted in Sweden.

Although widely accepted internationally, there have been criticisms of the classification of particular agents in the past, and more recent criticisms have been directed at the general approach adopted by IARC for such evaluations (Boffetta et al. 2009; Epidemiology Monitor 2012; Ioannidis 2005; Kabat 2012; McLaughlin et al. 2010, 2011).

More recently, Robins et al. [ 19], and Vazquez et al., in Spain [ 20], have proposed other scores although today FRAX is the scale most widely accepted internationally [ 21]. Robins et al. [ 19] developed a risk prediction scale for hip fracture at five years in post-menopausal women using data from the Women's Health Initiative study.

Notwithstanding the existence of a degree of variability, the age of eighteen is widely legally accepted internationally as marking the start of adulthood and as the age at which children assume legal responsibility, can vote, get married and so on [ 24].

In all versions, the MRS is a self-administered questionnaire and is widely tested and accepted internationally [ 13- 16].

This, despite the fact that the actuaries' replacement rates with respect to illustrative retirees are consistent with data looking at actual retirees, and rely on the same methodology widely accepted and used internationally.

One term that is internationally widely accepted is UEMSD or "upper extremity musculoskeletal disorders" [ 1, 5- 7].

Equitable access to healthcare is a widely accepted goal for health services internationally and a key principle of the NHS. 1 The concept, however, is complex 2 involving not only service availability and also service utilisation according to the needs of different groups within catchment populations.

"Australia has a very good set of finances when you compare them to anything internationally and that is widely accepted," Swan told the ABC's Radio National on Thursday.

Internationally and locally, it is widely accepted that forest harvesting accelerates sediment production, particularly during storm events.

Currently, there is no internationally accepted definition of the basal-like phenotype, although it is widely accepted that most TNBCs are basal-like, and positivity for either CK5/6 or EGFR is often used to identify basal-like breast cancers.