Sentence examples for commonly accepted concept from inspiring English sources

In enzymology, it is a commonly accepted concept that an enzyme accelerates a chemical reaction by lowering the transition state barrier.

This fact is in evident conflict with the commonly accepted concept of reconnection of the interplanetary and geomagnetic field lines (Dungey 1961), as a mechanism providing the response of electric fields in the polar ionosphere to the solar wind variations.

However, distinctly from this commonly accepted concept, MdOS represents an alternate mechanism via arresting intracellularly the kinase activity of growth factor receptors.

Indeed, as Concato and colleagues argued, the evidence does not support the commonly accepted concept of a hierarchy of study designs employed for clinical research [ 10].

Being from the collectivistic Turkish culture where conformity and interdependence is highly valued (Kagitcibasi 2007), embracing the commonly accepted American concepts such as premarital sex, cohabitation, and divorce with the goal of fitting in the host culture might have served as motivating factors.

If this concept is commonly accepted, why is it important to think again about the right timing of antibiotic therapy?

Both models displayed substantially improved fit in comparison to Model 1. Cronbach's alpha for the 10 ACT concepts ranged from 0.37 to 0.92 with 2 concepts performing below the commonly accepted standard of 0.70.

Everyday thinking is not always equivalent to scientifically accepted concepts.

We accepted concepts that described an experiment even if a more precise concept was appropriate, for example we would accept a cancer annotation of a lung cancer dataset.

Because this is still a relatively new concept, and because there's no commonly accepted name for it, it can seem strange and highly risky.

Methodology: The fundamental concepts and criteria used in the evaluation process meet the commonly accepted processes of social impact assessment (relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, impact, and sustainability); these concepts are in turn, based on independent criteria and objectivity, with clear priorities and transparency as well as positive and purposeful construction.