Examples of acceptance

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The 950 acceptances of the chance hypothesis will be correct, but these are inclusions, not exclusions, of chance as the explanation.
Further, by controlling the rate of acceptances for treatment, it will be possible for the provider to guarantee immediate treatment.
Indeed, bankers' acceptances, or bank-issued bills of exchange in gold (without gold backing) eliminate the scarcity of gold.
There is usually a threshold that can be set to strike a balance between false rejections and false acceptances.
In many systems false acceptances can only be rejected at the price of increasing the false rejections to an unacceptable level and vice-versa.
The number of homeless acceptances then fell to 102,000 in 1997 before starting to rise again, reaching 125,000 by 2002.
Acceptances of compound noun models were significantly more frequent than acceptances of simple nouns.
However, the parser approach also produces its share of false acceptances and false alarms.
Since the system would automatically verify all receipts and acceptances prior to invoice payment authorization, there would be no need to authorize payment prior to verification of receipt.
One may be inclined to think that the type of acceptances involved in internal legal statements must be somewhat weaker or paler than the acceptances involved in ethical statements.
There were 209 acceptances; the reasons of those who declined were: pathological discharge, ten; ill, two; separated from husband, one; pregnant, fifteen; no reason given, 20.
Combining the automation of the receipt and acceptance process with the widespread use of electronic signatures could be a major move towards full automation.
Three of these areas include: the automation of receipt and acceptance, electronic signatures, and statistical sampling regarding examination of claims in the payment process.
Further, to build trusted relationships and gain the acceptance of member organizations, staff needed to have pertinent skills and knowledge.
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