Sentence examples for longstanding paradigms from inspiring English sources

These longstanding paradigms were destined to be challenged from the sixteenth century onward, both from a speculative and an empirical perspective.

The longstanding paradigm held that the mammalian heart is a terminally differentiated organ, incapable of replenishing any myocyte attrition.

New thinking on forests and rainfall aims to overturn longstanding scientific paradigms and policies for water conservation.

For the record, the contribution of Doug Williams to sports and American society was profound and shattered a longstanding racist paradigm in American sports.

The mechanisms by which growth takes place are not well understood but tend to assume that encountering chronic adversity tends to challenge and dismantle longstanding psychological patterns or assumptions that are then replaced with new paradigms, perspectives and possibilities [ 31].

Dietary habits in these cohorts are likely longstanding rather than short-lived, as in a clinical trial paradigm.

Over time, the longstanding emphasis on fibrillar Aβ deposits and neuronal death slowly gave way to a new paradigm involving soluble oligomeric forms of Aβ, which play a prominent role in triggering the cognitive deficits by specifically targeting synapses and disrupting synaptic signaling pathways.

Adidas is a longstanding partner.

"It's a longstanding belief".

But how longstanding is longstanding?

Paradigms are falling.