Sentence examples similar to generally agreed upon concept from inspiring English sources

Key concepts here refer to the generally agreed upon elements that constitute natural selection (e.g., presence and causes of variation and differential survival and reproduction; Nehm and Schonfeld, 2010).

It has been generally agreed upon since Aristotle.

Broad parameters of issues like price and management had been generally agreed upon, the executives said.

A design-heating load represents heat loss from a building under a series of generally agreed upon assumptions.

The generally agreed upon right thing to do during and after a robbery is the same: Cooperate.

Researchers have generally agreed upon the soil properties that determine soils' capacity to function and have emphasized that soil quality must be understood in context.

While the need for monitoring is generally agreed upon by both re- searchers and practitioners alike, the means and mechanisms are often vague.

In fact, although the effects of some operating parameters are generally agreed upon, still new researches appear with almost the same results.

The Karman line, the generally agreed upon line of space, is held at 100 kilometers.

There were many different interpretations of the facts, but the facts themselves were generally agreed upon.

It is generally agreed upon that government should intervene in the case of market failures.