Sentence examples for is accepted as a basic from inspiring English sources

The existence of strong electric fields across cellular membranes is accepted as a basic fact of cell biology.

Clearly even if the right to food is accepted as a basic moral principle or "meta-right" in a civilised society, the question of how best to realise this right continues to cleave public opinion.

The idea that exercise causes weight loss is firmly embedded in our national consciousness, and is accepted as a basic truth even by people who don't exercise.

Since albumin is accepted as a basic element only in the physicochemical approach, and this approach is not unanimously adopted, the title of the article might be misleading.

(3) In the middle of the nineteenth century the conservation of kinetic plus potential energy came to be accepted as a basic principle of physics (Elkana 1974).

To start with, it must be noted that long before the verification principle proper entered Circle's discourse in the late 1920s, the thought expressed by Mach's dictum that "where neither confirmation nor refutation is possible, science is not concerned" (1883 [1960, 587]) was accepted as a basic precept of critical reflection about science.

And then there's the public health arguments which affect all of us -- that businesses have an ethical responsibility to take reasonable measures to ensure their employees don't make their customers sick and that adopting these preventive measures should be accepted as a basic cost of doing business.

I was accepted as a poet.

It was accepted as a given.

If atomic sensation, elsewhere he refers to them as "a wondering troupe of sensations," is accepted as the basic given of perception, then in order to move from it to the perception of things, we need to employ either 'the laws of association', or a 'theory of attention or of judgment', in order to give those sensations a unity.

The Nernst equation stems from basic scientific principles and is accepted as completely describing the behavior of ionic pores in a biological membrane.