Sentence examples for frequently held view from inspiring English sources
In the 1980s and early 1990s, there was a frequently held view among intensivists that many patients who developed ventilatory failure when faced with an increased work of breathing were suffering from a state of diaphragmatic fatigue.
This finding is in contrast to the now commonly held view that both antigen and antibody frequently undergo conformational changes or induced fit upon binding [41] [46].
In spite of Republicans having frequently emerged bruised from the encounters, describing him as uncompromising, the commonly held view in Washington was that he was well-enough liked to make it through the nomination process unscathed.
This became a widely held view.
It is a widely held view.
However, this was not a uniformly held view.
Two of them [ 14, 15] focused on occupational therapists' views on health, which showed that they most frequently hold a holistic view of health and to lesser extent a biomedical view.
Our analysis serves to expandthe commonly held views on SSPs.
Rose More generally 11 participants discussed their view that stroke survivors from minority ethnic backgrounds frequently held concepts of a "quick fix" to their stroke symptoms which ideally should be delivered by the professionals.
Students frequently hold an incorrect view of evolution.
