While far from perfect in its projections, it is generally held in high regard by politicians and scholars alike.
Even if one allows for the possibility of retrocausation, that is, for the possibility of an effect preceding its cause in time, it is generally held that a present cause can not change or alter the past.
It is generally held that featuring celebrities in advertisements generate publicity, positive word-of-mouth, and are influential in capturing the attention levels of consumers (Buksa and Mitsis, 2011; Guillaume et al., 2010; Zhou and Whitla, 2013; Solomon and Bendickson, 2016).
It is generally held that administrative ills can be at least partly corrected by reorganization.
It is generally held that a lasting immunity follows recovery from the disease.
It is generally held that the most reliable measurement results are obtained for magnetic fields that exceed 2400 G.
It is generally held that Asaph and the sons of Korah indicate collections belonging to guilds of temple singers.
The molecular mechanism behind the development of such structural organizations is poorly known, although it is generally held that organic matrix proteins play an essential role.
It is generally held that the elderly are more sensitive to motor side effects of antipsychotics, although the mechanisms for such an effect are not fully understood.
In present-day law, it is generally held that the bailee owes such duty of care as becomes the reasonably prudent man "under the circumstances".
It is generally held by modern economists to be a metaphysical concept rather than one that should have any bearing on how prices are set.
