Sentence examples for more conventionally accepted from inspiring English sources

Yet Mormons in turn point to perfectionist views of humanity and progressive views of God among more conventionally accepted Christian groups.

Studies with more than the conventionally accepted 20% study drop out rate [ 77] were classed as high risk for attrition bias.

By tracking the history of tmv from the applied realm of plant pathology through its acceptance as experimental model a widely and conventionally accepted laboratory tool Creager traces more general trends in the development of virology, genetics, and molecular biology.

'… you have a bit more of a gut feeling about yourself' The range of acceptable INR results was often different to, and/or narrower than, the conventionally accepted target therapeutic ranges.

From the outset of HBV antiviral therapy, it has been conventionally accepted that patients with lower baseline viral levels and higher baseline serum ALT values are more responsive than patients with higher viral levels and/or lower ALT values.

The first is what he calls conventions — conventionally accepted explanations.

It's not the first time I've done something beyond a conventionally accepted age.

These are real intellectual problems, as Rogers remarks, and while "it is easy to see the characters' naïveté... Baum also raises doubts about definitions conventionally accepted as adequate".

Studies have shown the conventionally accepted models are base growth and tip growth [33].

Part of the blame for this is the conventionally accepted wisdom that we're supposed to "work on our relationships".

Model fit, however, decreased noticeably, even beyond conventionally accepted limits.