Sentence examples for under conventional views from inspiring English sources

The general estimate for Homo sapiens -- sufficiently large to account for the vastly greater complexity of humans under conventional views -- had stood at well over 100,000, with a more precise figure of 142,634 widely advertised and considered well within the range of reasonable expectation.

Under the conventional view of the mitochondrial free-radical theory of aging, aging is caused by damage to macromolecules by mitochondrial dysfunction-triggered ROS over-production.

The PSD protein complex would therefore have originated before the acquisition of synapses in a nerve-less ancestor, at least under the conventional view that sponges branched off earlier than animals with a nervous system in the phylogeny (e.g. [ 23- 27]).

All women my age had to put up with enormously entrenched, conventional views about women".

Nonetheless, he seems to have more conventional views on the pandemic.

Perhaps, some suggested, we simply need to disrupt our conventional views on diversity.

We hold the most conventional views, but we imagine ourselves to be rebels for holding them.

Certainly, this malignity does still fester in the proclamations of Hamas and Hezbollah; and Berman deftly summarizes a revisionist history that emphasizes "centuries of Muslim cruelty toward the Jews," challenging the conventional view that European-style anti-Semitism was unknown under the Ottoman Empire.

According to the conventional view, the voltage output of synaptically isolated neurons under DC current stimulation reveals several important physiological properties that might suggest some feature of their operation in the intact brain.

These experiments suggest that our conventional view of water may have overlooked hidden properties that become apparent under unique conditions.

That, at least, is the conventional view.