Sentence examples for has yet been accepted from inspiring English sources
Adjuvant therapy remains controversial and no regimen has yet been accepted as a standard.
While low back pain (LBP) constitutes an enormous burden of disease, no universal set of metrics has yet been accepted to measure and compare outcomes.
The extent of variation makes description of definitive B. j. harlani characters difficult and no diagnostic set of B. j. harlani plumage characters has yet been accepted [ 60].
No serological marker has yet been accepted for use in early detection of CRC (Duffy et al, 2007), even though some serological biomarkers, among these the urokinase receptor, uPAR, have proven to be strong prognostic markers in CRC (Stephens et al, 1999).
Meanwhile, 130 members of the State Assembly tendered their resignations, though none have yet been accepted.
No name has yet been officially suggested for the element as no claims for discovery have yet been accepted by the IUPAC.
None of the current biomarkers of internal Pb dose have yet been accepted by the scientific community as a reliable substitute for a BPb measurement.
More than 300 theories have been proposed to explain the aging process (Medvedev 1990), but none has yet been generally accepted by gerontologists.
More than 300 theories have been proposed to explain the ageing process (Medvedev 1990), but none has yet been generally accepted by gerontologists.
Although there are a great many more-or-less detailed scenarios for how life may have originated on Earth, none has yet been generally accepted by a clear majority of the scientific community.
Although no formal definition of HRQoL has yet been generally accepted, there is broad agreement that it is a subjective, multidimensional construct comprising three major aspects of functioning: physical, psychological and social.
