commonly-accepted

The likely persistence of any of these conditions for more than 3 to 7 days is commonly accepted as an indication for parenteral nutrition.

This attitude challenges the commonly accepted notion that users feel overwhelmed with staying constantly up to date.

Two tasks call for urgent attention at present. One is to establish a set of commonly accepted values or an accessing system.

The finding suggests one commonly accepted model of planetary formation, where icy chunks glom into a core, wouldn't work here.

PMBOK is a collection of processes and knowledge assets commonly accepted as a standard for best practices in project management.

221 BC is commonly accepted to be the year in which China became unified under a large kingdom or empire.

Your goods are not up to the standards commonly accepted.

However, the commonly accepted view that the US Army overwhelmed opponents by sheer numbers is not quite correct.

contradictory to the commonly accepted relationship between shrinkage and moisture loss.

Academy gradually became the commonly accepted name for societies of this kind.

It has been commonly accepted that culture teaching should be laid emphasis on in the process of language teaching.

The MySQL. com Web site also offers downloads for Linux on POWER and PPC in the compressed formats commonly accepted in the Linux community.

For this reason, cunkou pulse-taking is commonly accepted by practitioners through the ages and still used today.

Government service is an idea commonly accepted in all civilized nations.

It is commonly accepted that no college or university can educate its students by the time they graduate.

It is commonly accepted that it is difficult to combine career and interests together. However, some ones can do it well.

The problem with this argument is that many commonly accepted geographic terms derive from outdated world views of this sort.

That's commonly accepted among historians outside China, and Mao killed the most people.

There commonly accepted channel model has been analyzed here, and their derivation is also given.

But what's more commonly accepted is that roulette is an 18th century French creation that combined several existing games.

It is commonly accepted that . In contrast, others .

A commonly accepted rule of doing something is that . . .

It is that same fear, the fear of ostracism that causes people to conform and not question commonly accepted opinions or popular trends.

Long ago, it was a commonly accepted belief that our whole body gets older every day.

For example, we know that the statement commonly accepted when the first edition.

At least two commonly accepted ways to handle the display of different languages for JSP applications are available

Adhering to what is commonly accepted, customary, or traditional

Be patriotic and abide by the law, follow the commonly accepted code of behavior;

There are as many definitions of quality as there are quality consultants, but commonly accepted variations include:

market of calibration are commonly accepted in China, but lack of rules for related lawful position;

Two dollars a day is a commonly accepted definition of the poverty line in developing countries;