Sentence examples for as generally perceived from inspiring English sources

An implication of the presence of price relations between rice export markets is that the world rice market is not as fragmented as generally perceived in the literature.

Here's the one-sentence summary: chances for passage are quite slim, but not as slim as generally perceived, and ironically, the path to passage now involves the bill getting stronger, not weaker.

That kind of conversion is not so unusual lately, as a vegetable generally perceived as a winter staple actually comes into season, and in colors, sizes and shapes that beet phobics, reared on the canned kind, could never imagine.

Judeo-Christian as well as Muslim cultures have generally perceived homosexual behaviour as sinful.

Recently, transaction costs in the context of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) gained considerable attention as they were generally perceived to be significantly higher than for the other Kyoto Mechanisms.

Engaging in gentle exercise, such as walking or pregnancy yoga was generally perceived as enough during pregnancy.

Infection control procedures are generally perceived as intrusive and, as such, often interfere with local social, cultural, and religious practices.

Immunization was generally perceived as artificial and as an unnecessary intrusion into the development of a natural immune system and the healthy status of the child.

Fittingly, the role of inversions in AZFc is generally perceived as more of a generator of architectural diversity than of a phenotype modifier.

We recognize that this definition represents a gross simplification as rare, declining, phylogenetically distinct, and functionally important species are generally perceived as having a higher conservation value [26].

Scale is generally perceived as the measure of success in farming, as with everything else: farmers are effectively told to expand, innovate, or move on.