Sentence examples for an established view of from inspiring English sources
Thanks to historians like Zinn, this is by now an established view of US history, and it is largely accurate.
Trofim Lysenko championed a bogus biology that denounced the established view of genetics as a bourgeois and capitalist lie designed to hide the fact that the genetic stock of children could be improved by how their parents lived.
The established view of a static genome seemed to be unquestionable.
A new paper by Andrew Dessler of Texas A&M University bolsters the established view of clouds' role as a feedback mechanism — but not driver — in climate dynamics through a decade of observation and analysis of El Nino and La Nina events (periodic warm and cool phases of the Pacific Ocean).
This is consistent with the established view of bonobos as a less violent species of ape.
Given the low percentages of MHCI-cells in the basal layer, it is clear that the bulk of cell production in the epidermis is accomplished through divisions of transient amplifying cells, a finding which is in accordance with the established view of epidermal homeostasis.
Here, we identified six BnFT paralogues in B. napus and determined that each of the A and C genomes contained three copies, which is consistent with the established view of Brassica genome triplication.
Marett and other anthropologists contended that Lang's attempt to argue for an Urmonotheismus (primordial monotheism) was contrary both to evolutionary ideas and to the established view of the lack of sophistication and half-animal status of the so-called savage.
Contrary to the established view of the matter it is found that only a fraction of the dissolved gas is transformed into bubbles at the electrode.
In it, McCormack argues against the established view of George Eliot as both spurning and having been spurned by polite society on account of her cohabitation with George Henry Lewes.
They declared that the established view of training, directed to merely personal emancipation from painful existence, was narrow and finally inadequate, and that in their aspiration to attain the actual realization Śākyamuni had transmitted, they had sought and discovered a method by which genuine attainment was possible.
