Sentence examples for common believes from inspiring English sources

Contrary to common believes, we conclude that the Alexander-deGennes scaling theory is not valid for starlike polymer brushes in Θ-solvent, unless the grafting density is extremely low.

The two candidates have much in common, believing in a democratic state based on a free-market economy.

It is a common believe that men are more frequently early adopters of new technologies.

Despite these advantages, it is a common believe that Java still lags behind C/C++ or Fortran performance especially for computational intensive numerical applications.

It should be mentioned that, against common believe, the organic ligands around Si NCs are likely not essential in terminating surface defects such as dangling bonds.

Opposed to the common believe that, in contrast to crystalloids, colloids would stay within the vasculature, Rehm et al. described a volume-effect >90% only when a tetrastarch solution was infused titrated to the actual intravascular volume loss.

Common believe on machining mechanism of SiC has been that a nanoscale undeformed chip thickness compounded with slow feed rate helps to achieve high-pressure phase transformations (HPPT) which causes ductile responses from this brittle material [9, 10].

Despite common believe, several HTA studies showed this estimate to be influential on the cost-effectiveness of RV vaccination [3] [8].

We found no evidence that increased ADH secretion would explain low sodium levels in Legionella patients, or other pneumonia patients, challenging the common believe of Legionella causing SIADH.

Crying usually only occurs with novice debaters, but is still common believe it or not.

Religions are based on certain peoples common believe in something spiritually.