Sentence examples for mainstream concepts of from inspiring English sources

How do you formulate the neuropathology and gene brain expression findings in clinically healthy children and young adults and establish the links with the current mainstream concepts of neurodegeneration.

The mainstream concept of a "mafia" is entirely informed by what we know of the Italian families – a strict hierarchy, a top dog, initiation ceremonies, and a lot of murder.

Instead of resembling a glorified wet T-shirt contest, the pageant had three sections: one in which the girls were interviewed about their personalities, a talent portion, and a bikini segment that broke the mainstream concept of who looks good in a bikini.

Ecosystem services have become a mainstream concept for the expression of values assigned by people to various functions of ecosystems.

"It's existed in digital but it hadn't really become more of a mainstream concept for TV".

Efforts to mainstream concepts from various disciplines into TC ecology research may improve contributions of biologists to understanding aspects of global climate change.

Identifying the mainstream public concepts of change can be essential for developing effective and legitimate policies for coastal regions.

Here, one point should be noted that any opportunistic thoughts won't help form basic concepts and universal principles if some concepts and principles apply to all Chinese people, they are impossible to fundamentally collide with the mainstream basic concepts of the world.

The new doctrine embraced mainstream Christian concepts of the Trinity, emphasized salvation through the grace of God alone and not through good deeds, and declared that tithing and observing the Sabbath were no longer mandatory.

Tkach led the church through a doctrinal shift by embracing mainstream Christian concepts of the Trinity, emphasizing salvation through the grace of God alone--and not through good deeds--and lifting requirements that members tithe and observe the Sabbath.

It's time to make the administrative state a mainstream concept, through the creation of a regulatory budget.