Sentence examples for most traditionally accepted from inspiring English sources

The various phylogenetic methods used to analyse SWS1 produced strongly supported topologies showing remarkable congruence with most traditionally accepted hypotheses of vertebrate evolution from the consensus of morphological and molecular studies.

But with America's largely puritanical views on sex, and especially sex that ventures outside traditionally accepted definitions, what I'm most curious about is: Why this story?

Cell cycle arrest, apoptosis and senescence are most well-understood functions of p53, and are traditionally accepted as the major mechanisms for p53 in tumor suppression.

Twenty-four of the 64 possible moods are valid, though only 19 were traditionally accepted as valid.

But breaches of the Ten Commandments are traditionally accepted to be mortal sins.

Good publishers, he maintains, traditionally accepted losses on low-selling highbrow books.

Similarly, terms referring to the divine persons sometimes generate counterexamples to the traditionally accepted modes.

But there is a distinctly unique approach being taken here, one that flips the traditionally accepted model on its head.

Such arrangements are traditionally accepted in Mozambique.

The Cambodian government has traditionally accepted substantial support from NGOs in the region.

Presidents have traditionally accepted responsibility for their decisions, no matter the circumstances.