Sentence examples for generally accepted point from inspiring English sources

The generally accepted point prevalence of BN from two-stage studies is about 1 % among young females [ 2, 40].

Until now no mitochondrial evidence backed these hypotheses and our results are the first to fully agree with the most generally accepted point of view.

A generally accepted level is 65 percent soluble solids; at this concentration the boiling temperature is 7° to 12° above the boiling point of water.

As a circular highway, M-185 has no specific termini; the generally accepted starting point is at the mile 0 marker placed in front of the Mackinac Island State Park Visitor Center.

To identify respondents with a level of depressive symptoms that is clinically relevant, we used the generally accepted cutoff point of 16, which has a good validity for major depression [45].

Using a generally accepted cutoff point of 16 for the sum of scores, CES-D score of 0-15 was defined as no or minimal depression and ≥16 was defined as minor depression [ 23, 26] to be consistent with the previous publications[ 18, 27, 28].

The terrorism model describes the enemy as small groups that are marginal in their own world -- generally accepted at this point as the Muslim World.

As there is no generally accepted cut-off point for faster or slower walking speed, the study population was divided based on median walking speed, which also has the advantage of creating groups of equal size.

Generally accepted cut-off points are; 25-30 for normal cognition; 21-24 for mild cognitive impairment; 14 or below for moderate or severe cognitive impairment [ 15].

The Saemangeum Reclamation Project (SRP) was launched shortly before South Korea's 1987 presidential election, which is generally accepted as the turning point from authoritarian regimes to democracy.

The point was generally accepted.