Sentence examples for literature were accepted from inspiring English sources

Other pediatric endoscopic GERD descriptors of esophagitis as reported in the literature were accepted, and appropriate histologic confirmation was obtained when indicated [ 18, 19].

Corrections were accepted only if solid corroborating literature evidence was found.

Given inconsistencies in the literature about the precise phrasing of the 'help question', all variations in phrasing were accepted.

In addition to them, there are the seven so-called Catholic Letters (i.e., James, I and II Peter, I, II, and III John, and Jude), which were among the last of the literature to be accepted as part of the canonical New Testament.

In the literature, it is accepted that groundwater occurrence decreases as the elevation increases.

that traditional literature can be accepted as authoritative just insofar as it exhibits the property of "being rooted in the Vedas" (vedamūlatvam)—even if that means, in some cases, inferring the reality of a no-longer-accessible Vedic text as the basis for retaining manifestly important traditions that do not obviously stem from any extant Vedic text.

Thus, the literature must be accepted with caution.

Mr. Greene said the odds are the French literature student will be accepted and several of the debaters won't be.

Reports of the death of reality — like the death of reason, the death of the intellectual, the death of serious literature — seem to have been accepted without much reflection by many who are attempting to understand what feels wrong, or empty, or idiotically triumphant in contemporary politics and culture.

Women are accepted in literature, painting and sculpture.

In architecture, the terms belvedere, corridor, cupola, grotto, pedestal, pergola, piazza, pilaster, and rotunda are accepted; in literature, burlesque, canto, extravaganza, stanza, and many more are used.