Sentence examples for is more generally accepted from inspiring English sources

In the US, the use of external academic support services is more generally accepted, providing students disclose what they've had help with.

Consequently, ICU treatment seems to be as cost effective as some other interventions whose cost effectiveness is more generally accepted.

Those warnings were no more than the grim truth – but this time they were more generally accepted.

In Västergötland to the southwest, Christianity, introduced mainly by English missionaries, was more generally accepted during the 11th century.

But, generally, as time went on, it seems like Christian leaders tried to include those gospels, those documents that were more generally accepted.

He was teaching Reconstruction history in a way that's more generally accepted now, but at the time it was groundbreaking.

This lower soil strength threshold value of 2,000 kPa seems to be more generally accepted presently (Van Antwerpen 2011, pers comm) and was therefore chosen for this study.

Whereas the connection of adenylate cyclase-activation and IL-12 decrease may be more generally accepted, investigations with the Gαi-activator mastoparan, the Gαi-inhibitor Ptx as well as studies using Gαi-deficient mice clearly revealed an inhibitory effect of this G protein on LPS-induced cytokine release in different cells types, including human monocytes [ 26- 28].

4. It is not clear why the authors talk about NMIs at promoters being "contrary to expectations", when the opposite is probably more generally accepted.

Only the gastraea/terminal addition and planula/intercalation theories are now more generally accepted, and they will be discussed in the following.

(How many wives did King David have?) Our post-industrial, Western model of marriage may be the more generally accepted template: two people fall in love and decide that they wish to exclusively be with each other, part of this agreement is the decision to have sex with no one outside of the marriage.