Sentence examples similar to more generally accepted feature from inspiring English sources

In doing so, the deductivist may note that implicit premises are a generally accepted feature of natural language arguments, and invoke standard ways of identifying implicit premises.

Those warnings were no more than the grim truth – but this time they were more generally accepted.

At first, organ compensation, like surrogacy, would seem odd, but then it would become more generally accepted.

But, generally, as time went on, it seems like Christian leaders tried to include those gospels, those documents that were more generally accepted.

As a result, substance abuse has become more generally accepted and common among a range of demographics.

Woodlots and plantations also became more generally accepted as having a role in sustainable “farm” management.

Consequently, ICU treatment seems to be as cost effective as some other interventions whose cost effectiveness is more generally accepted.

In the machine-learning community it is generally accepted that a sample to feature ratio (SFR) of at least 5 10 is required for robust classification.

These important neurological features are generally accepted to be due to brain hamartomas (termed 'tubers') that represent severe cortical malformations.

It is generally accepted that patients with more severe disease are more likely to experience anemia [ 22].

Oxidative stress is generally accepted to be a common biological feature in the various metabolic alterations occurring in diabetes.