Sentence examples for generally accepted concepts from inspiring English sources

In the process, I have developed a healthy skepticism about the prevailing and generally accepted concepts of boards of directors.

Mr. Mosley told an applauding audience that generally accepted concepts of racial identity had no real meaning.

They are generally accepted concepts in the semiconductor industry for solving problems related to on-chip communications.

The issues described to ensure the quality of biologics manufactured using single-use systems reflect generally accepted concepts, but the individual risks and the development of a risk-mitigating strategy should not be limited to these.

However, direct comparability between canine epilepsy studies remains limited to some degree, due to the above mentioned issues, which point once more to the need for generally accepted concepts and guidelines for the conduct of epilepsy studies among the veterinary community, under guidance of a specialised veterinary epilepsy task force.

The basis of taxation that it promotes is inconsistent with the generally accepted concept of taxation at source.

This allowed the demonstration of the existence of a strong inter-vortex flux, thereby refuting the generally accepted concept of non-intermixing vortex units.

The results to some extent seem to be in conflict with the generally accepted concept relating crack widths to the cracking distances.

These data establish that Moon has a dynamic and probably still active interior, in contrast to the generally accepted concept of dormant and quiet Moon.

In contrast to the generally accepted concept that females have greater perception of pain and lower pain threshold than males, we found no significant difference in pain experience between males and females [2, 4].

This fits with the generally accepted concept of 'formative assessment [ 1, 9, 10].