Sentence examples for still commonly accepted from inspiring English sources

The common chiffchaff has three still commonly accepted subspecies, together with some from the Iberian Peninsula, the Canary Islands, and the Caucasus which are now more often treated as full species.

The first one is beneficence, which is still commonly accepted as the number one principle when dealing with clinical issues.

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have been under intense investigations during the past two decades due to their unique physical and chemical properties; however, there is still no commonly accepted growth mechanism to describe the growth behavior of CNTs.

Nevertheless, the number of FLoating Point Operations (FLOPs) is still a commonly accepted indicator for the computational complexity of an algorithm on modern platforms, where the different arithmetic operations require similar execution time in principle.

Despite the great amount of research concerning bone cysts, there is still no commonly accepted method of treatment.

Accordingly, primary chicken fibroblasts are still a commonly accepted production substrate.

Communalities for oxygenation and vital function were rather low, but still above commonly accepted lower limits (0.3971 and 0.5364, respectively).

In modeling the metabolic networks, considering a single well mixed pool for each metabolite still remains commonly accepted (e.g. [ 32]).

However, although skewness and kurtosis are close to the limits for statistical tests that assume normally distributed data, they are both still within the commonly accepted ranges (cf. [84]).

Although the specific mechanism resulting in enterocyte death is still controversial [8], commonly accepted steps in the intoxication process include solubilization of the crystal toxin and activation by the insect gut fluids.

The latter, however, are commonly accepted as being paraphyletic [ 5].