Sentence examples for commonly accepted belief from inspiring English sources

The Eye of the Sheep is not literary in the commonly accepted belief of what literary means.

It is a commonly accepted belief that cancer cells modify their transcriptional state during the progression of the disease.

Second, contrary to a commonly accepted belief that β-turns or β-sheets cannot be captured by maximally connected bit-patterns as defined earlier, our analysis shows that this belief does not stand.

We provided examples of the use of EBCAM in making clinical decisions and using evidence to disprove commonly accepted beliefs.

First, any widely accepted belief must necessarily be false.

This sort of analogous belief is a method of comparing accepted beliefs to rejected beliefs in hopes of better understanding the rejected belief.

Researchers must be free to pose and model hypotheses that directly contradict accepted beliefs.

As such, I welcome good challenges to accepted "beliefs"—we all might learn something.

That report illustrates the difficulty in performing studies that challenge widely accepted beliefs.

We now report on the researchers' perceptions of research misconduct (defined as non-adherence to rules, regulations, guidelines, and commonly accepted professional codes or norms) and their attitudes and beliefs about research misconduct.

Although there are still ongoing debates about the dimensions of epistemological beliefs (Hofer and Pintrich 1997), Schommer's dimensions are commonly accepted among educational psychologists.