Sentence examples for previously held view from inspiring English sources

This study shows a more balanced attitude from obstetricians and refutes the previously held view that they necessarily advocate high levels of intervention for themselves.

The previously held view that the brain was an absolute "immunologically privileged site" allowing indefinite survival without rejection of grafts of cells has proven to be wrong.

But it's not as simple as my previously held view that corporate influence and bribery are what undermines the state's ability to govern.

The present part of this series on the temperature window of reduced flow resistance in polyethylene confirms and consolidates the inference from the first paper in this series that the source of the rheological singularity resides in the capillary, specifically at the capillary wall, in contrast to the previously held view that the elongational flow at the entrance is responsible for the effect.

Experimental studies in animal models have, however, now revealed that the previously held view that the brain was an absolute immunologically privileged site allowing indefinite survival without rejection of grafts of cells was wrong.

These results challenge the previously held view that the CaV1.2 channels open and close independently of one another.

Precedent might override previously held views or even logical interpretations of legal text.

Senator Goldwater's statement, like many that were issued on Capitol Hill today, repeated previously held views and broke little new ground.

The findings challenged previously held views - based on several lines of evidence - that modern humans had replaced the Neanderthals with little or no gene flow occurring between the two groups.

Most of you science buffs out there will, of course, know that science progresses in abrupt jumps, and every once in a while a new theory gets discovered that forces a radical departure from previously held views.

However stress data showed that the skull of C. l. dingo is mechanically suited to withstand stresses at wide gapes; a result that agreed well with previously held views regarding carnivoran evolution.