Sentence examples for dogma states from inspiring English sources

The general dogma states that the eyes must be realigned in the first year or two.

PhD dogma states that 'he who becomes isolated from his boss fails to submit'.

An elementary biological dogma states that the 3D structure of a protein determines its function.

Central dogma states that Cn activity in mammals is tightly regulated by Ca2+ through CnB and calmodulin binding.

The prevailing dogma states that VEGFR2 activates biochemical cascades that result in proliferation and prevent programmed cell death [35], whereas the action of VEGFR1 is less clear.

Dogma states that Barrett's is a metaplasia of the squamous oesophagus.

In the recent past, scientific dogma stated that large humic substances are produced from decaying leaves, grass and plant matter, but emerging understanding of soil organic matter goes a step further and accounts for underlying microbial processes.

Mr. Dudintsev, Mr. Danilin recalled, was especially struck by the tale of one worker who could not convince his superiors that he had found a valuable deposit of nickel, because the Communist Party's scientific dogma stated that the metal could not exist there.

However, pure ligand-based methods have two main drawbacks : (i) they are restricted by the incomplete coverage of target space by known ligands and thus cannot be applied to orphan proteins, (ii) the dogma stating that chemical similarity implies biological similarity is only true in 30% of test cases [26].

The old dogma stated that chemical synaptic specializations occurred exclusively between neurons.

Previous dogma stated that because podocytes once injured cannot be replaced, glomerulosclerosis is progressive and irreversible [ 27, 28].