Sentence examples for widely accepted one from inspiring English sources
The Hoek Brown criterion is the most widely accepted one.
The most common and widely accepted one is to specify a least percentage (80%) of the total variance in the original variables that has to be achieved (Jolliffe 1993; Liu 2009).
Although there are several theories regarding the pathophysiology of hydrocephalus, recently the most widely accepted one has been Greitz's hyperdynamic flow theory, which divides hydrocephalus into two main groups, acute and hydrocephalus [8].
And while it's true that Bloomberg's other, similarly coercive health measure -- the banning of smoking in restaurants -- was controversial when announced but is now widely accepted, one key difference is that smoking in restaurants not only adversely affects the smoker, but also the non-smokers around him.
Although the ASTRO definition is the most widely accepted one for PSA failure, it is associated with limitations.
The first major clinical classification was introduced in 1991 with the Oxford Community Stroke Project [ 10], which was followed by a more widely accepted one in 1993.
The widely accepted ones are those proposed by i) National Cholesterol Education Program Adult Treatment Panel III (ATP III) [ 2]; ii) American Heart Association/National Heart ,Lung, and Blood Institute, AHA/NHLBI (updated ATP III) [ 3]; and iii) International Diabetes Federation (IDF) [ 4].
This technique is a widely used and accepted one in the field of quantitative proteomics.
The ability to modify, manipulate and incorporate in a site-specific way glycosidic residues on proteins is widely accepted as one of the most important challenges in glycoscience.
Even Mohammed Daoud, the former Black September chief widely accepted as one of the Munich masterminds, was dismayed no one spoke to him.
This is seen as one of the reasons why sustainability – despite being widely accepted as one of the most crucial aspects in any development – is often not considered on equal terms in decision making and planning compared to environmental risks and economic considerations.
