Sentence examples for accepted as represented from inspiring English sources

The prevalent opinion is that the church was constructed and painted in the early 14th century, which coincides with the lifetimes of the individuals most widely accepted as represented by the figures depicted in the church's frescoes.

Youth who smoked were perceived by non-smoking peers as less popular and less socially accepted as represented by the theme: The coolness (not so cool) factor.

The level of iridium in meteorites has been accepted as representing the average level throughout the solar system and, by extension, the universe.

This species is not currently accepted as representing Coelurus in reviews of the genus, but has not been given its own genus.

It is, for example, higher than the 0.8 SD from the mean, which is generally accepted as representing a large change in patient-reported outcome measures [ 26, 27].

Inter-group and intra-group differences were determined using the Student's T-test exam, with a p ≤ 0.05 accepted as representing statistical differences for the specified parameter.

Steroid therapy has been widely accepted as representing essential management in the patient with vasopressor-dependent septic shock [ 8], and therefore it comes as no surprise that glucocorticoids may be of benefit to patients outside the ICU.

6 Although individual and area SES are widely accepted as representing different dimensions of risk, 26, 27 in the case of cancer incidence this difference may be less critical.

12 13 The presence of small, round, hyper-reflective bodies has been widely reported in IVCM studies of the conjunctival surface, and these are generally accepted as representing the nuclei of inflammatory cells.

If the failure to reject one tree meant straightforwardly that this tree should be accepted as representing the true phylogenetic history, then one would have to assume that a gene simultaneously failing to reject multiple incompatible topologies evolved to produce many incompatible phylogenetic histories.

Therefore, a key question in Delphi studies is the percentage of agreement the researcher would accept as representing consensus [ 57].