Sentence examples for generally conceived that from inspiring English sources

The optical and physical properties observed in various ZnO structures have been the subject of extensive researches [10, 12 15], and it is generally conceived that the green-yellow PL emission in ZnO is primarily due to oxygen-related defects residing near the surface.

With few exceptions, it is generally conceived that systemic chemotherapy is relatively ineffective in HCC [ 26].

It is generally conceived that in transcriptional regulation TFs play the controlling roles and miRNAs make auxiliary contributions [ 13].

Informants at the district level had generally conceived that under supportive supervision and effective mentoring task shifting can be a motivational factor especially when lower cadre health workers are trusted and assigned responsibilities which would otherwise be performed by higher cadre personnel.

The reason Dennis Potter was at heart a TV writer and Harold Pinter essentially a theatre man was that the former's mind was drawn to stories that played out over six evenings (The Singing Detective, Pennies from Heaven), while the latter generally conceived ideas that concluded in one night.

In fact, it is generally conceived [26] that Ge is normally more susceptible to fluorine and, as a result, higher amount of fluoride (from CF4 gas) often results in higher chemical etching probability and more severe depredation in the original structural arrangements.

This can be interpreted for left-handers as an adaptation to an environment that is generally conceived by and for right-handers, since preference and performance may not be correlated [ 27].

People with special gifts, seers, were able to see the true nature of these powers, more specifically, the individual spiritual entities that constituted what was generally conceived as a vague impersonal power.

Autophagy is generally conceived of as a process that eliminates cytoplasmic material from starving or damaged cells (e.g. Mizushima and Komatsu, 2011).

A major issue in developmental activities is that projects are generally conceived and implemented by agencies rather than by community members.

During the 20th-century, Virginia Radley points out that "The most serious charge that can be brought against the poem is that it is not poetry as Coleridge generally conceived poetry to be.