Sentence examples for generally accepted interpretation from inspiring English sources

This is in contradiction to a generally accepted interpretation where some residual liquid phase induces the polyhedral abnormal grains.

This is in contradiction to a generally accepted interpretation, where solute drag, i.e. zero mobility of the boundaries, stops grain coarsening.

The generally accepted interpretation for the Battle of Catraeth is that put forward by Ifor Williams in his Canu Aneirin first published in 1938.

This generally accepted interpretation, however, has at least three caveats that may be relevant when comparing GWAS findings to linkage meta-analysis.

The generally accepted interpretation is that the decrease of inflammatory markers is mediated by increased insulin sensitivity or lowering of insulin levels in PCOS and weight loss.

4 9 Although few studies have defined the difference between abdominal distension and bloating, the generally accepted interpretation is that distension is a progressive increase in size, whereas bloating describes alternating increases and decreases in abdominal girth.

According to generally accepted interpretations of Icelandic law on the rights of patients, health care professionals are not permitted to discuss patients' prognoses with their families without the patient's consent unless the patient is unconscious or mentally unable.

Because of generally accepted interpretations of laws protecting patients' integrity, in many countries, including Iceland, communication between health care professionals and dying patients may be a prerequisite for communication with those patients' significant others.

But it is generally accepted that no correct interpretation of Leibniz's Law should rule this out.

Western blotting (WB; immunoblotting) is a widely used tool for the serodiagnosis of Lyme borreliosis (LB), but so far, no generally accepted criteria for its performance and interpretation have been established in China.

However, one has to be careful with the interpretation, as the generally accepted threshold for interchangeability of a performance error below 30% [ 18] relies on the assumption of independent variances of the two methods.