Sentence examples for is usually admitted from inspiring English sources

The influences were more often reciprocal than is usually admitted.

Today, medication is typically prescribed to extinguish, or at least mitigate, voices (about 80percentt of patients experience a reduction in voices, Weiden says, from medication alone, though this does not always translate into an equal improvement in day-to-day functioning); psychotherapy is usually admitted as an adjunct, to deal with issues of social functioning and stigma.

In most applications, the stability of matrix A is usually admitted.

It is usually admitted that lactic acidosis in metformin users is due to a reduced renal drug clearance.

It is usually admitted that in this case, growth has to be stopped before the nanowires reach the surface of the AAO template.

But it is usually admitted that real spike trains cannot be that simple and this hypothesis is most of the time rejected.

The first step to any betterment program is usually admitting there's a problem.

Patients with IS are usually admitted and managed in the surgical ward of district hospitals with a majority of cases treated in the district they reside in.

It is then that people with dementia are usually admitted to a care home.

There were no special societies for slaves; but they were usually admitted to the societies, and, during the time of the festival, all men were considered equal.

At a time when the United States is admitting up to 195,000 new H-1B's annually, there are only 140,000 employment-based green cards available annually for H-1B's -- and their spouses, who are usually admitted on a different visa, an H-4.