Sentence examples for prevailing idea of from inspiring English sources

With technological advances in molecular biology, the microbiological view of CF shifted towards a poly-microbial concept when next-generation sequencing unraveled a high diversity of organisms living in the lower airways even in healthy persons thus contrasting the prevailing idea of a sterile lung environment [9 14].

From October 2002 to March 2003, the prevailing idea of the FMG was that if a number of physicians decided to work together in a group practice, they could better facilitate the case management of their clientele.

The previously prevailing idea of sleep being necessary for comfort in ICU patients may have emanated from transferring the anesthesia endpoint – hypnosis – from the operating room into the ICU, at a time when mechanical ventilation was less refined than it is today.

This is an obvious exaggeration, but it gets at the prevailing idea of Jarrett as enforcer of the Obama bubble.

But if the prevailing idea of an archetype gives too strong an impression of fixity, the picture-language of fairytale is fluid and shapeshifting: a rose is not a rose, an apple not an apple; a princess or a villain signify far more than what they seem.

For example, an audience is part and parcel of all instances of theatergoing, but the prevailing idea of the theater before the 1850s deemed it the civil arena par excellence where the nation experienced itself as a totality.

He developed an art which seemed to run counter to prevailing ideas of sculpture.

Through a focus on religious study gatherings and also on consumption in middle-class circles ranging from the choice of religious music and home décor to debit cards and the cut of a woman's burkha The New Pakistani Middle Class untangles current trends in piety that both aspire toward, and contest, prevailing ideas of modernity.

Whole mitogenomic phylogenetic analysis has been extremely useful in illuminating new ideas of interrelationships of fishes in particular, and renewed morphological analysis of these proposed relationships has often provided additional morphological support to challenge prevailing ideas of evolutionary relationships [ 27, 65].

By 1961, however, Singapore had grown receptive to the idea of joining Malaysia, largely because of the prevailing idea at the time that industrial Singapore could not survive without access to Malayan markets.

The prevailing idea about the origin of life is that prebiotic chemistry -- the chemical reactions that led to the first living cell -- probably occurred in some kind of watery environment.