Sentence examples for a universally accepted practice from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the identification of extant genera and species of Osmundaceae even in the Mesozoic fossil record is a universally accepted practice, providing the fossils show sufficient diagnostic detail to warrant affiliation with their extant relatives.

Even the concept of micronutrient supplementation for pregnant women appears to be a universally accepted practice, and is widely accepted as 'insurance' to prevent adverse perinatal outcomes, especially in those at risk for inadequate nutrient status due to other health factors [ 9].

To wear tefillin and recite the blessings in an undertone: This opinion, based on Maimonides, is the ruling of Moses Isserles who writes that this is the universally accepted practice among Ashkenazic Jews.

Despite this, there are no universally accepted practices, or even agreement about the proper correction factors among practicing engineers (Kohler and English 1983; Thimons and Kohler 1985).

For MRI to be able to respond to the current challenges in clinical practice, it is necessary for there to be a universally accepted MRI method that is accurate, reproducible, standardised and widely available.

A universally accepted outcome measure is imperative to allow comparisons to be made across practice.

That's hardly a universally accepted version of events.

Thereafter, the Shulḥan ʿarukh became a universally accepted guide for Orthodox observance.

Michael Henry Adams, a Harlem historian and preservationist, was asked for a universally accepted geographical definition.

This is a universally accepted attitude in Denmark and one facilitated by the state.

Research has been hampered by the lack of a universally accepted animal model.