Sentence examples for generally accepted to from inspiring English sources

Pharmacological block of Nav is a proven clinical approach to treat human epilepsy, but is now generally accepted to be exhausted for the development of next-generation antiepileptics.

Nonfiction, history, is about what is known to be, or generally accepted to be, accurate.

That is generally accepted to be a reference to Neville Thurlbeck, then the paper's chief reporter.

Republicans and Democrats are generally accepted to have vastly different ideas about the role of government in private industry.

The value for this motion is generally accepted to be 225 km/sec in the direction ℓII = 90°.

Despite other rival claims by the Dutch, golf is generally accepted to have been born in 15th-century Scotland.

The position of many pubs and clubs is generally accepted to have been made worse by the smoking ban and a losing battle for sales with supermarkets.

Subject: The figure carried by the bowler-hatted man is generally accepted to be a self- portrait; it has Ernst's features.

High cadence riding is generally accepted to be better for overall performance, which Armstrong's success would indicate if he hadn't confessed to doping in 2013.

Barrett's esophagus is generally accepted to be a premalignant condition.

The main contributions are generally accepted to originate from vibrations of the track and the wheels.