Sentence examples similar to a widely accepted concern from inspiring English sources

This terminology is infrequently used today even though it is a widely accepted concept (capillary BM thickening is an ultrastructural hallmark in diabetic patients).

Palliative care program (PCP) enrolment is a widely accepted quality indicator of end-of-life care [ 4, 5].

In fact, he replies, there are two ways in which salt affects the aroma (which is commonly said to account for 80% of overall flavour perception, although this is little more than a widely accepted guestimate).

The gradual degradation model was described by Paris' law [16], which was a widely accepted equation describing crack propagation rate.

At present, there is not a widely accepted consensus view regarding the phylogenetic structure of kingdom Fungi although two major phyla, Ascomycota and Basidiomycota, are clearly delineated.

The problem is that we don't yet have a widely-accepted proof of the value creation in primary care.

However, up to now a widely-accepted correlation or model is not available.

The optimization is performed using NSGA-II, a widely-accepted multi-objective evolutionary algorithm.

Liver transplantation is nowadays a widely-accepted treatment for patients who present a terminal liver disease.

The idea of sustainable production and consumption is becoming a widely-accepted societal goal worldwide.

Tuned mass dampers are a widely-accepted control method to effectively reduce the vibrations of tall buildings.