Sentence examples for is uniformly accepted from inspiring English sources

This belief, now called the "Church-Turing Thesis", is uniformly accepted by mathematicians.

The acknowledgment of the Roma establishment in the Balkan region is uniformly accepted to have taken place during the 11th and 12th centuries, where they remained for two centuries before they started spreading out to all over Europe [2], [3].

The role of routine uterine cavity evaluation before an in vitro fertilization embryo transfer (IVF-ET) cycle has not been uniformly accepted.

Yet, such findings have not been uniformly accepted, as others have failed to find such effects.

Indications for surgery have not been uniformly accepted although would be considered in the events of medication intolerance, drug resistance, and/or localized cavitation.

Although there has been great controversy over the details of breast MRI technique, there are a number of principles that are uniformly accepted.

Notably, the frequency of 17p loss increases as disease progresses and has been uniformly accepted as a marker for high-risk MM [ 18– 27].

A variety of conceptual models exist to address the linkages among levels of analysis, from the macrosocietal levels to the biology of a disease, but they have not been uniformly accepted or systematically applied in empirical studies of health.

This theory required stringent conditions on the population structure [ 37, 38], attempted to obtain the basis for a new complex adaptation by pure chance, and has not been uniformly accepted [ 38, 39].

"They have been uniformly accepting and supportive," he wrote.

Besides the notion that the procedure used in this study is not uniformly accepted and the unit risk factors are already estimates, it is not known if these six compounds really contribute to 90% of the health risk which is associated to air pollution in this region.