Sentence examples for is traditionally believed from inspiring English sources
Silla is traditionally believed to have been founded by Hyŏkkŏse in 57 bc.
Amphipathicity is traditionally believed to be crucial to the de novo design or systematic optimization of AMPs.
But it's a reasonable ballpark estimate, and it suggests that cars have much bigger footprints than is traditionally believed.
We found that the use of solar gains through south-oriented windows is not as important as is traditionally believed because, in well-insulated homes, space heating demand is not reduced much by having larger south-facing windows.
Environmental conditioning is traditionally believed to be a physical phenomenon but present literature has revealed that the interdiffusion between fiber and polymer matrix resin comprises of physical, chemical, mechanical, physico-chemical and mechano-chemical phenomena.
The native flora and fauna are of little interest, but the domestic Manx cat, a distinctive tailless breed (see photograph), is traditionally believed to have originated on the island.
It is also worth reflecting that the wise men are traditionally believed to have been magi from Iran.
It was traditionally believed that the MTO reaction proceeds through hydrocarbon pool mechanism and methylbenzenes (MBs) are the predominant hydrocarbon pool species.
His birth date was traditionally believed to be December 21 , 1879 but the 1878 date was confirmed by records in the Communist Party central archives.
Luminal cells are traditionally believed to be the cell-of-origin for human PCa due to the predominantly luminal-like phenotype of the disease.
