Sentence examples similar to a prevalent understanding from inspiring English sources

Likewise, there exists a lack of congruence between the prevalent understanding of giftedness, which encompasses aptitude in various domains (Wong-Fernandez and Bustos-Orosa 2007), and diverse as well as broad measures of giftedness specific to the science domain.

I remember at the end of the study I conducted at Tihar Jail, a senior police official came up to me and asked me: Rape main kya study karne wali cheez hai? (What is there to study about rape crimes?) The prevalent understanding is that it is a simple crime where a man grabbed a woman and raped her, when in fact rape is one of the most complex crimes, even more complex than homicide, I would say.

One cannot help but wonder: is the prevalent understanding of world order amongst Americans that of a world dominated by U.S. rules and power?

Next, it examined feminist critiques of prevalent understandings of gender and sex, and the distinction itself.

Specific issues that were identified included the experience and training of teachers, the complexities in prevalent understandings of the Communicative Language Teaching approach to English, the inequalities between urban and rural schools, the impact of international influences as well as the power of the examination system in directing the teaching practices.

"It's a prevalent problem.

His is a prevalent view these days.

Boredom is a prevalent experience in school.

CM is a prevalent, disabling neurological disorder.

This is a prevalent problem.

Nonetheless, in daily clinical practice radiographic progression is still prevalent and understanding the mechanisms underlying the inter-individual differences in radiographic progression is relevant.