Sentence examples for A generally accepted view from inspiring English sources

A generally accepted view of gene expression programs divides genes in two main categories: i) housekeeping genes that are virtually always expressed in every tissue and work to maintain basic cellular functions; and ii) genes whose expression is preferential in one or a few tissues and which provide specialized functions that have a strong effect on the physiology of the whole organism.

A generally accepted view has been that the transmission of Plasmodium falciparum in high-altitude communities is limited by low ambient temperature.

"Consensus" means a generally accepted view or widely held opinion.

It is now a generally accepted view that proper management of the MRSA problem needs a multipronged approach.

It is important to interpret the agreement on the health concept in the focus group discussions as normative, i.e., indicating what a generally accepted view is.

As a result, there has been considerable interest in research on natural bioactive compounds, with a generally accepted view that natural products are superior in terms of efficacy and safety when compared to their synthetic analogs [ 15].

Instead of a single evolutionary tree with one main stem leading inexorably to modern humans, the most generally accepted view is of a radiating bush with multiple branches, each representing a particular species of hominid.

The generally accepted view is that peptides generated by proteasomes are labile in the cytoplasm and hydrolyzed rapidly to amino acids [ 79].

Justice Scalia would eliminate the normative aspects of the Court's inquiry into rationality, and reject altogether the generally accepted view that rationality review is a deliberate underenforcement of a constitutional norm of substantive reasonability, primarily implemented by the legislature.

Therefore, despite the generally accepted view that NO has a promoting effect on LR formation (see the Introduction section), our analysis permitted the identification of a strong inhibitory component of NO action on the LRI process.

Because of the generally accepted view of TLR4 as a receptor for LPS, Mittal et al (2010) tested the effect of administration of LPS in their dual-step inflammation/tumor model and Maroso et al (2010) tested the effect of LPS on their seizure induction protocol.