Sentence examples similar to most accepted concepts from inspiring English sources

However, one of the most widely accepted concepts is that MTOCs, and in particular the centrosome, accumulate αβ-tubulin polypeptides as part of the PCM for microtubule nucleation.

There are many hypotheses to explain the poor results for nonoperative management; the most widely accepted concept is that patients with anatomically reduced fractures will have a better function then patients with unreduced fracture and articular surface (although this depends on the energy transfer to the joint during the injury).

Stimulating T-cells and using vaccines for therapy rather than prevention are widely accepted concepts.

Everyday thinking is not always equivalent to scientifically accepted concepts.

We accepted concepts that described an experiment even if a more precise concept was appropriate, for example we would accept a cancer annotation of a lung cancer dataset.

From a clinical point of view, the most interesting feature of survivin is the widely accepted concept of an "oncofetal" pattern of expression.

Moreover, most patients had a low symptom score at randomization, probably because of the generally accepted concept of at-home recovery for flu-like illness.

There appear to be no universally accepted concept and definition of bacterial species.

Although this appears intuitive it is not a universally accepted concept.

CREDIT CARDS -- Most accepted.

However, nowadays IMT is the most accepted.