Sentence examples for Commonly held understanding from inspiring English sources

"In Tunisia there is a commonly held understanding that European powers had been complicit with the old regime and that conditionality had been a façade".

Citizen science can be described as a subset of such activity where the scientific method is essential to allow crowdsourced information or measurements to be validated as evidence within the commonly held framework of scientific understanding.

Understanding that these commonly held assumptions about nasal wound repair are incorrect should increase the surgeon's nasal reconstructive abilities.

Second, he insisted on setting experiments to test assumptions used in quantitative analyses or in explaining an observed outcome; this, at times, led to falsification of commonly held ideas, thus enhancing ecophysiological understanding.

By "misconception," we mean a commonly held idea that is inconsistent with scientific understanding and is resistant to instruction (sensu Hammer, 1996).

There were gaps in parental understanding of infant behavior, especially crying, and a commonly held view that distress was caused by hunger, which was endorsed by peers and grandparents, may lead parents to overfeed.

There is a commonly held clinical view that information about 'genetic risk' has the potential to improve compliance but, in fact, there is evidence that understanding a risk to have a genetic etiology has little or no impact on adherence to preventative and treatment strategies [ 6].

Coleman and Korté (2001) have argued that the commonly held view of Weyl's problem of space had its origin in the work of Cartan, who got his understanding of what Weyl was doing from the French translation of the fourth edition of Weyl's book Raum-Zeit-Materie.

It is a commonly held view.

'I think that's a very commonly held view.

That was not a commonly held opinion at the time.