Sentence examples for general tenets from inspiring English sources

Thomas's surprising and eccentric metaphoric cascades as well as his Freudian exploration of sexuality, strangeness, dreams, and childhood find a precedent in the movement's general tenets and preoccupations.

The program explores four themes: Islam's general tenets, the Islamic State and politics, Muslim refugees and immigration, and arts and gender.

The general tenets of the above approach is also reflected in the works of Erickson (2006) and Knoblauch, 2009, 2012, Knoblauch et al 2015).

Winning an election at any expense (e.g., inciting and inflaming racial and ethnic tensions, exploding general norms of social decency) can subvert the general tenets of democracy and the democratic process.

According to the general tenets of ecological speciation, several predictions can be put forward concerning the ecological divergence of the siblings and incipient species of the An.

These results, with few exceptions, support the premise that leaf tissues of plants acclimated to marine environments tend to have higher ɛ and lower Ψ π, and agree with the general tenets of the cell water conservation hypothesis.

The general tenet is that – what is good for the body is also good for the brain, and thus cognition.

A general tenet of the hypothesis is that riboswitch-binding metabolites can be used to make predictions about chemically related signaling molecules.

Finally, diet intervention could represent a clinically relevant adjuvant therapy in patients with BC, based on the general tenet of clinical nutrition.

If a positive finding is reported, a general tenet of scientific methodology and an expectation of high-quality testing would be reproducibility of that finding.

Our Cot analysis supports this general tenet as the repetitive fraction of the bald cypress genome is substantial (HR + MR = 90.5%).