Sentence examples for a commonly accepted view from inspiring English sources
In answering this question, one has to take into account that any valid inference should be based on logical rules which, according to a commonly accepted view, should at least guarantee that in a valid inference the conclusion(s) is (are) true if all the premises are true.
In a commonly accepted view, perceptual rating is the combination of two mappings.
Sex hormones play a pivotal role in the gender bias with a commonly accepted view that androgens are protective.
This is somewhat surprising, given a commonly accepted view that TTE imaging is difficult in mechanically ventilated patients.
The notion that "men are breadwinners while women are housekeepers" has become a more commonly accepted view.
"Unless you study her and understand her a bit better than the commonly accepted view, one could miss who she was underneath that.
The first scenario is consistent with the most commonly accepted view of a single origin of neurons (monophyly): the common ancestor of ctenophores shared the same transmitters and neurogenic genes as the extant members of the bilaterian-cnidarian clade.
The addition of thiourea in the hydrolysis of K2SnO3·3H2O in an ethanol-H2O mixed solvent system resulted in nearly 100% hollow SnO2 spheres with increased product yield and morphological yield compared with that of the absence of thiourea, which is very different from the commonly accepted view that thiourea is a mild sulfur source.
Within Thaliacea, however, the commonly accepted view places the pyrosomatids in a basal position, with the doliolids and salps being sister-groups, following a trend toward branchial sac simplification and muscle-band development [ 47].
The commonly accepted view, therefore, is that spasticity is due to an abnormal processing in the spinal cord of a normal input from the spindles.
It revealed that the commonly accepted view that the reduction of the average friction force is a consequence of cyclic changes in the sign of the friction force vector, only when the amplitude of vibration velocity is greater than the sliding motion velocity, is erroneous.
