Sentence examples for as accepted in from inspiring English sources

She keeps her judgments oblique but usually telling; after she documents how Williams had to overcome sex discrimination time after time, she dryly observes that Williams may not have been as accepted in the boys' club as she thought.

As accepted in the literature, arterial tissues have in principle anisotropic material properties.

The first relationship describes the link between innovation input (primarily R&D) and innovation output (product or process innovation) as accepted in the knowledge production function (Pakes and Griliches 1984).

In addition, retrograde atrial activation, in particular, may not take similar paths in all forms of AVNRT as accepted in purely anatomic models.

In addition, CD5 can be regarded as a B-cell activation marker in humans and there are no convincing data providing evidence that it can be used as a lineage marker as accepted in mice.

People in Egypt are not as accepting as people in other counties so don't think you will find a lot of open-minded people there.

For the most part, they are rejected, on a theory that is as casually accepted in criminal justice as it is offensive to principles of moral philosophy.

The YouGov research found that the Legal Ombudsman, as Sampson accepted in his post on Monday, could do better.

This means no more funding from the House of Saud, as it accepted in 2008: not while their regime refuses its citizens the right to peaceful protest".

One way in which human rights could exist apart from divine or human enactment is as norms accepted in all or almost all actual human moralities.

> The effects of and norm penalties were very different, as generally accepted in literature.