Sentence examples for most accepted interpretation from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the most accepted interpretation is that these oscillators operate as generators controlling the rhythmic movements of the walking leg, which seems contrary to the assumption made for Walknet, where the (quasi-) rhythmic movement is controlled by sensory-driven controllers.

The most widely accepted interpretation of the deal (which allowed them to escape with only minimal losses) is that the authorities, although keen to preserve the idea that trust investments carry risk, were even keener to avoid a panic.They succeeded in that, but not in chastening Chinese investors.

The kirkyard stone predates the Battle of Barry by three centuries and the most widely accepted interpretation is that the stone commemorates the Pictish victory at the historical Battle of Dun Nechtain in 685 AD.

The most widely accepted interpretation for the biological function of cellular senescence is that it serves as a mechanism for restricting cancer progression.

Reflecting the most widely accepted interpretation, based on morphological and molecular data [ 17, 22, 29, 55], the basal splitting of the Insecta separates the Microcoryphia (bristletails) from the Dicondylia (Zygentoma + Pterygota), although some recent analyses of other nuclear markers [ 18] would suggest resurrecting the long-abandoned Thysanura s.l.l

The most widely, and near universally, accepted interpretation of such dual cusps in premolars in early mammals such as zalambdalestids [40] and basal eutherians [41] is that they represent the protocone and paracone.

This European narrative is based on a widely accepted interpretation of what led to the Holocaust.

CREDIT CARDS -- Most accepted.

However, nowadays IMT is the most accepted.

Surgery is the most accepted treatment.

Generally the mid-1450s seems the most accepted.