Sentence examples for consistent with conventional wisdom from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with conventional wisdom.

When the researchers used the Wechsler scale, the historical standard in autism research, a third of children tested fell in the range of intellectual disability, and none had high intelligence, consistent with conventional wisdom.

This is consistent with conventional wisdom that there exists a "learning curve" for aircraft production that progressively shrinks unit cost steadily as production proceeds.

Consistent with conventional wisdom, the youngest cohorts appear more Democratic-leaning than the national electorate as a whole, whereas the oldest cohorts appear more Republican-leaning.

The 2008 finding related to 'need' was consistent with conventional wisdom.

The model predicted that, without vaccination, essentially all children would have had a first infection by 60 months of age (consistent with conventional wisdom 8 13 62), 98.6% would have had a second infection, and 94.4% would have had a third infection (fig 2).

This result is in accord with conventional wisdom, but at odds with a recent theoretical model.

Consistent with the conventional wisdom, the majority of it is coming from other socially conservative candidates, particularly Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry.

The red-blue divide is a bit more consistent with the conventional wisdom if you look at the deduction as a percentage of income (AGI), which might be a better indication of repeal's economic burden.

The fact that positive correlations between RT and BOLD amplitude were found primarily in frontal regions is consistent with the conventional wisdom that MFC and lateral PFC regions are central components of a cognitive control network broadly implicated in supporting effortful, goal-directed activity [40], [41].

I'm going with the conventional wisdom and picking Sullivan.