Sentence examples for challenged the paradigm from inspiring English sources
Until recently, few researchers challenged the paradigm; the only significant question about consolidation seemed to be how long it took for the cement to dry.
"Salah" ("Wrong") was ranked 74th, being noted as the best example of Goeslaw's "fresh, direct, and often provocative nuances" when writing songs and writing that her "sweet" vocals challenged the paradigm that a singer singing about an affair should be either a victim or full of revenge.
A recent study by Cheng et al. challenged the paradigm that ERα cannot mediate ERα-positive cell proliferation [ 17].
Dividing cardiomyocytes discovered in the human heart have challenged the paradigm of a myocardium built from terminally differentiated cells unable to proliferate [ 14].
Widespread evidence has challenged the paradigm that radiation traversal through the nucleus of a cell is the only prerequisite for the production of genetic damage or a biological response.
However, studies over the past decade have challenged the paradigm of Treg cells as the sole cell type involved in regulation of immune responses and B cells with immunosuppressive properties have also been identified in humans (Blair et al., 2010; Iwata et al., 2011).
Daniel Povinelli and his colleagues have challenged the paradigms by arguing that in each case the subjects' performance can be explained by their having a theory of behavior, rather than a theory of mind (Povinelli & Vonk 2004).
We need to challenge the paradigm of development that trivialises and ignores the human consequences of these land acquisitions by corporate investors and governments.
"Rigorous science is innovative and challenges the paradigm," Serrano says.
The reverse size effect challenges the paradigm that phase stability at the nanoscale changes monotonously with a decrease of the system's characteristic dimensions.
