Sentence examples for prevalent views from inspiring English sources

Though it is difficult to summarize New Thought beliefs, since they are so varied and to so large a degree individualistic, it is possible to summarize some of the more prevalent views.

Results are discussed as being somewhat inconsistent with prevalent views of the mechanism of the letter spacing effect (i.e., crowding).

There are two prevalent views about what leads to alternations during binocular rivalry: eye-based theories postulate that the two eyes compete for dominance, while stimulus-based theories postulate that it is coherent perceptual representations that are in competition (Papathomas et al. [24]).

Nonetheless, the attitudes of all of these interviewees are vital, since these may reflect prevalent views among local IRBs more generally, and highlight wider concerns, fears, and misconceptions.

The finding that even basic, non-form motion perception relies on (right) ventral stream integrity runs counter to prevalent views in neuroscience.

This includes reviewer skills, application of triggers and definitions, experience and prevalent views on patient safety of the reviewers, and training and education in the methodology [ 32, 33].

His is a prevalent view these days.

But the prevalent view among neoconservatives was that "the road to Tehran lies through Baghdad".

But partisans of the prevalent view said he was skidding on thin ice.

But, again, the prevalent view is that such violence would be quelled.

The prevalent view will be that this will put even more pressure on Rory McIlroy.