Sentence examples for accepted as a factor from inspiring English sources

Many considered that although human resources were widely accepted as a factor critical to economic growth, human capital's theorists had taken the analogy too far by turning education into a business-like activity and placing too much emphasis on the economic-rational motivations underlying education decisions.

Furthermore, litter size was accepted as a factor that likely affects litter sex ratio.

For example, although DNA replication stress now is generally accepted as a factor that contributes to tumorigenesis downstream of oncogene activation, it is not considered to be an initiating event [ 59].

Epigenetic mechanism has been universally accepted as a critical factor in gene regulation, and its general role can be applied to almost every genes in the genome, including the field of drug metabolism, as reflected by the numerous examples summarized above.

It is certainly true that the approaching end of the direct ruling line in Spain had interested European rulers for many years, and the Bourbon claim to a share in that rich inheritance deriving from Louis's marriage to Marie-Thérèse, elder daughter of King Philip IV of Spain was accepted as a key factor in the situation.

Among these, dislocation blocking has been generally accepted as a dominant factor in large hardness enhancement.

The influence of salmon-derived nutrients (SDN) is widely accepted as a potential factor in the maintenance of aquatic and terrestrial productivity in North American Coastal rainforests.

Although vascular disease is commonly accepted as a risk factor for wound complications and prosthetic joint infections, little is known about the preoperative prevalence of lower-extremity peripheral vascular disease in patients undergoing total knee arthroplasty (TKA).

If a system has a p value (Probabilities) of ≤0.05 it is accepted as a significant factor on the test result, as evidence indicates that the parameter is not zero; that is, the contribution of the proposed parameter has a highly significant influence on the measured response (Patel et al. 2004; Sonebi 2004a, b).

Rapid growth of road vehicles, private vehicles in particular, has resulted in continuing growth in China's oil demand and imports, which has been widely accepted as a major factor effecting future oil availability and prices, and a major contributor to China's GHG emission increase.

Although CTGF is broadly accepted as a profibrotic factor, there are no in vivo studies showing a clear causality between CTGF overexpression and fibrosis induction.