Sentence examples for conventionally accepted from inspiring English sources

By tracking the history of tmv from the applied realm of plant pathology through its acceptance as experimental model a widely and conventionally accepted laboratory tool Creager traces more general trends in the development of virology, genetics, and molecular biology.

'… you have a bit more of a gut feeling about yourself' The range of acceptable INR results was often different to, and/or narrower than, the conventionally accepted target therapeutic ranges.

The first is what he calls conventions — conventionally accepted explanations.

It's not the first time I've done something beyond a conventionally accepted age.

These are real intellectual problems, as Rogers remarks, and while "it is easy to see the characters' naïveté... Baum also raises doubts about definitions conventionally accepted as adequate".

Yet Mormons in turn point to perfectionist views of humanity and progressive views of God among more conventionally accepted Christian groups.

Surgical innovations have conventionally been accepted through the endorsements of renowned experts or through the findings of weak scientific evidence.

They would be brought to methodological use for the purpose of falsifying theories and hypotheses 'individually and conclusively' only once they were conventionally and communally accepted by decision in order to stop infinite regress and further theoretical research.

With his thin, pale frame, Caruthers looked and felt nothing like the conventionally macho figures accepted by his peers.

Conventionally, it is accepted that a serum sample that neutralizes virus infection at a dilution of 1∶40 or higher will be at least partially protective [30].

Acting in ways that express respect given the conventionally established meanings of accepted ritual forms helps to strengthen the agent's disposition to have respect.