Sentence examples for most accepted theory from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, the most accepted theory about the disturbing effect of free radicals in the process of aging was reported by Harman [ 9].

The exact mechanism by which iron causes tooth staining is still not fully clear, with the hypothesis that iron binds to the pellicle being the most accepted theory [ 6, 9].

The most accepted theory today of the function of the crest is that it served as a resonating chamber, allowing lambeosaurs to make deep, loud sounds.

Most accepted theories that the sins of Cain and Ham had cursed an entire race.

Today most accepted theories distinguish the fate of Neolithic agriculturists and Austronesian speakers, and propose that Austronesian speakers find their origin in Taiwan [36]– [36].

Meteorologists have yet to definitively explain why Catatumbo produces the most persistent electrical storms on the planet, but the most widely accepted theory is that trade winds from the Caribbean blow warm air over brackish Lake Maracaibo before hitting cool air from the Andes.

The most widely accepted theory of what mesolimbic dopamine is supposed to do concerns its role as a feedback signal for predicting rewards.

The most widely accepted theory is that the sun, which is already gradually increasing in temperature, will expand and swallow up the planet.

This theory of birds evolving from dinosaur ancestors was revived in the 1960s, and is now by far the most widely accepted theory of the origin of birds.

She's an indefatigable critic of the most widely accepted theory of what wiped out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago and brought the Cretaceous Period to an end.

The most widely accepted theory about the Moon's origin is that about 4.5 billion years ago, an object the size of Mars slammed into Earth; the Moon, it is believed, formed from material that was thrown into space.