Sentence examples for a broadly accepted method from inspiring English sources

Replanting native vegetation is a broadly accepted method for restoring degraded landscapes.

In a second study recovering actives in the directory of useful decoys (DUD), a broadly accepted method to benchmark virtual screening methods, [40-44] 3DXfperformederformed better than 3DAPfp, yet showed results comparable to its parent 2D-fingerprint Xfp, an effect which might be related to the very 2-dimensional nature of the molecules in DUD and ZINC.

And it has again caused soul-searching about why his colleagues in the party did not act earlier to challenge his resistance to broadly accepted methods of treating and preventing AIDS.

As a consequence of a lack of a broadly accepted definition and method of quantification of instability, researchers use different methods to quantify instability.

As a game designer, I suppose I could start from a broadly accepted view of "what a game is".

It was only after "toddler" became common shoppers' parlance that it evolved into a broadly accepted developmental stage.

The goal would be to elect a broadly accepted new president better suited to lead than Hamid Karzai, whom the Taliban considers an American puppet and resists reform.

In contrast to magmatic eruptions, a broadly accepted classification scheme of phreatic eruptions is lacking.

Currently molecular techniques are a broadly accepted tool for diagnosis and are able to benefit patients in clinical practice.

Today, quaternionic analysis is regarded as a broadly accepted branch of classical analysis offering a successful generalization of complex analysis.

Assessing the TBEV prevalence in ticks through detection of genomic RNA is a broadly accepted approach to estimate the transmission risk from a tick bite.