Sentence examples for adopted view from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a gradual increase in femoral arterial wall thickness after an SCI was found, which confirms the widely adopted view that changes in wall thickness are driven by mechanisms that take several months to develop.

On Mele's widely adopted view, practical decisions are intentional in part because of the causal work of a mental state extrinsic to the decision itself an intention to decide what to do [Mele 2003: ch. 9].

To adopt view (a) is to accept some intentionalizing strategy with respect to consciousness, such as is variously represented by Carruthers, Dennett, Dretske, Lycan, Rosenthal, and Tye.

He seemed to make headway by characterizing the required pledge as a selection criterion rather than an effort to force groups to adopt views they did not hold.

If these senior public servants start adopting views and taking public postures, like Bower's witnesses, their accountability becomes a major problem.

This question haunts many other early modern treatments of the emotions, and Spinoza in particular, adopts views that seem very close to Elisabeth's concerns.

We adopt views on various issues based not just on the facts but so our views align with those of the groups with which we most closely identify.

Norris adopted Descartes' view of the structure of thought, and a Malebranchean view of the contents of thought.

The Obama administration also adopted this view.

The US government adopted this view in 1977 and the rest of the world followed.

The political debate about health care could change if more people in Washington adopted this view.