Sentence examples for most accepted are from inspiring English sources

There are several sets of criteria to assign a patient with advanced FL to either the HTB or the LTB group, but currently the most accepted are the GELF criteria (from the Groupe pour l'Etude de Lymphome Folliculaire).

The most accepted is that community police work in major metropolitan areas has improved markedly, focusing on potential high-crime areas.

Many theories have been proposed to explain their formation, the most accepted being that white matter hyperintensities are the result of an incomplete process of ischemia due to arteriolosclerosis of small vessels in the brain.

There have been several attempts to define disabling fatigue as a disorder in adults and perhaps the most accepted is the Center for Disease Control CDCC) definition [ 5].

The group collects its data through the careful analysis of campus LGBT policies across America; schools that are seen as most accepting are given five stars -- an honor bestowed on just 19 out of 230 universities.

PROPONENTS of legalizing drugs offer many arguments in their favor, but perhaps the most ubiquitous, and most readily accepted, is that illegal markets drive up the murder rate.

Money Surprisingly, the foreign currency most generally accepted is the US dollar.

Of these probably the most widely accepted is the so-called "Minimal Model".

Several approaches have been applied to handle uncertainty in construction, the two most popularly accepted being Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT), and Monte Carlo sampling.

The simplest to implement and hence the most widely accepted is the strategy where the exocyclic amino groups bear a base-labile protection.

Various models of carcinogenesis have been proposed for this type of tumor, but the most widely accepted is known as Correa's cascade [ 4, 5].