Sentence examples for universally accepted analysis from inspiring English sources
Professor Corbin, who does not dispute the almost universally accepted analysis of the problem, does suggest that Kehoe v. Rutherford on its facts may be distinguished from the general run of such cases in that in Kehoe it may well have been true that neither plaintiff nor defendant had committed a breach of their respective contractual duties (5 Corbin §1113, n.62 and parallel text).
Ideally, rigorous and universally accepted analysis techniques are applied across patient scans to establish imaging as a biomarker to guide all relevant stages of patient assessment and management.
Some analysis is universally accepted: there is clearly no sense in spending longer than necessary on telephones whose location can be traced.
Although the contribution of timed tags to increase the efficiency of media content access is universally accepted, some authors provide concrete analysis of the impact of those tags.
Graysmith's analysis is not universally accepted.
As there are no universally accepted prognostic thresholds for microvessel counts (CD34+), survival analysis was undertaken using tertiles.
The notion that such individual tradeoffs well describe society's interest in environmental quality is by no means universally accepted, and controversy surrounds economic valuation and benefit-cost analysis in particular [ 91].
As ethnic specific BMI categories are not universally accepted, the conventional WHO criteria were used in the multivariable analysis.
The most universally accepted, and, in some countries, mandated method to assess value is the "cost utility analysis", a form of cost-effectiveness analysis in which health effects are measured in terms of quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) gained.
There is no universally accepted definition of VAI, as evidenced by the various definitions encountered during this meta-analysis.
Rather than exploring this debate, in the current analysis, I circumvent the problem by dealing only with the anomalocaridids that are universally accepted to belong to Radiodonta, and treat them as monophyletic.
