Sentence examples for as broadly accepted from inspiring English sources

"How could you ensure that due process was being served by the detention of such a person?" Mr. Holder added that the questions were "difficult ones, but they're not unanswerable," and that the solutions should be "as broadly accepted as we possibly can make them".

He admits these apps 'haven't been as broadly accepted "as I would have guessed…" That said "I'm excited by couple networks – but they probably need to concentrate on the types of information that only couples share".

With property terms, scholarly resources can serve as broadly accepted references and dictionaries, such as the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) by the US National Library of Medicine [40] and NeuroLex by the National Institutes of Health-contracted Neuroscience Information Framework [41].

These findings as well as the broadly accepted belief that human resistin, RETN, is homologous to the murine counterpart Retn were tested in our earlier study of the putative role of RETN as a factor involved in insulin resistance [9].

It may be appropriate as long as neither a broadly accepted definition of "controllable disease" nor treatment guidelines exist.

The work of Viète, described above, contained a clear, systematic, and coherent conception of the notion of equation that served as a broadly accepted starting point for later developments.

Today, quaternionic analysis is regarded as a broadly accepted branch of classical analysis offering a successful generalization of complex analysis.

Support Vector Machines (SVMs) endowed with a Radial Basis Function (RBF) as kernel are broadly accepted as the current state of the art for decision problems, but require cross-validation to select the free parameters, which is computationally costly.

This, despite palliative practices being broadly accepted as legal and ethical, as reducing suffering while honoring patients' autonomy.

Because HIF-1α regulates a variety of processes, such as angiogenesis and glucose metabolism, this subunit is broadly accepted as a critically important tumor cell survival factor that is required for tumorigenesis and metastasis in early and late stages of tumors, respectively [ 37].

Our results suggest also that differences in colloidal stability of the particles in the absence of serum or an increase in particle size due to corona formation in the presence of serum could contribute to the controversial data reported, most likely as both processes increase particle size which is broadly accepted as a determining factor for bionano interactions.