Sentence examples for most broadly accepted from inspiring English sources

The combination of R-CHOP has since become the most broadly accepted treatment regimen for DLBCL.

Nevertheless, it is still the most broadly accepted laboratory test of VWF function.

On this sensitive issue, it is advisable to use a uniform and most broadly accepted terminology, whatever that is.

The most broadly accepted benchmark was published by the Hospital Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee HICPACC) of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (7 ).

Elevated blood O2 affinity enhances survival at low O2 pressures, and is perhaps the best known and most broadly accepted evolutionary adjustment of terrestrial vertebrates to environmental hypoxia.

This protocol was selected because it has been issued by the American Academy of Pediatrics, a not-for-profit professional organization, it is intended to be used by all type of health professionals not only by telenurses, and it is the most widely known and broadly accepted paediatric telephone protocol in Europe.

It's the same picture on, say, women working outside the home – broadly accepted by most, still difficult for many over-65s.

That view is broadly accepted by most judges and constitutional scholars, and was reflected in the fact that eight justices from across the political spectrum joined the majority.

What Jurassic Park had been content to hint at is now broadly accepted by most palaeontologists as fact: that birds, rather than simply being the descendants of Compsognathus-like predators, are in fact dinosaurs themselves.

This seems to have been broadly accepted by criminologists, most of whom like Sutherland were also sociologists, but it flouted a fundamental principle of psychology: behavior is the product of the interaction between environment and organism.

Although the majority of the 14C data are under suspicion, it is broadly accepted that the most ancient human settlement on the Canaries was not earlier than 2.5 kya [ 54].