Sentences with phrase «prevailing view»

The finding challenges prevailing views on the causes of age - dependent impaired glucose balance regulation, a condition that often develops into diabetes type 2.

The scientist, he asserts, can challenge prevailing views whenever he wants to.

The policies that are modified reflect the governments prevailing view on current economic, political and socioeconomic goals and policies.

They challenged prevailing views, which always creates a struggle.

New research from Case Western Reserve University found that compassion can produce counterintuitive results, challenging prevailing views of empathy's effects on moral judgment.

Third, I suspect that prevailing views at the Fed about the efficacy of QE and forward guidance substantially exaggerate their likely impact.

Findings contradict prevailing view that bacteria become less «fit» when they acquire resistance to drugs

«The system is inherently biased to supporting prevailing views... State - sanctioned paradigms in the biomedical sciences that have gained the status of dogma and are not to be questioned include:

Given the animosity between the older and more prevailing views, you'd hope the debate and discussion about the relative merits of competing perspectives would be thoughtful and respectful.

This interpretation runs counter to the oftentimes prevailing view of Samuel, that he is what he is predominantly as a result of his membership in the associated prophetism of the day.

A prophetic community is nurtured when the interpretation of Scripture is seen as both transformative and nurturing (Brueggemann), when its sagas renew identity, its parables explode prevailing views, and its apocalyptic passages offer hope amid crisis (Allen).

«And there are plenty of counter prevailing views from former Chancellors of the Exchequer, people who actually run businesses, who say we would do very well on the outside.»

The only real question is what is worse: rampant cheating that goes undetected, or the apparently prevailing view among students that cheating's not really a big deal.

Contrary to the currently prevailing views — promoted by global warming alarmists, by Al Gore's preaching, by the IPCC, or by the Stern Report — the increase in global temperatures in the last years, decades and centuries has been very small and because of its size practically negligible in its actual impact upon human beings and their activities.

Hypothesized factor structures were not obtained for the self - efficacy or the locus of control scales and both scales best fit the trait - sate model, which contradicts Bandura's and other prevailing view of these two variables, but supports the results found by Bandalos et al. [2].

Again, I'm not suggesting that the researchers taking this money are corrupt, or that scientists will suppress the truth if it turns out the current prevailing view of climate change is wrong.

But perhaps the most prevailing view in the wake of the bitcoin cash fork is that a major headwind has just come off the table.

«A new way to look at metal organic frameworks: International study challenges prevailing view on how metal organic frameworks store gases.»

New research by Baker et al. challenges prevailing views on the ultimate fate of this organic matter.

... This more macro-level research is consistent with a convergence view of communication, with the long - prevailing view of communication as process.

«There's still a prevailing view that it's a privilege to do business in Vancouver, and all we need to do is be Vancouver and people are going to invest here.

While the markdowns do not necessarily reflect the going price for Uber stock on the private market, and were not universal among funds that own Uber, the consistency among at least three different firms, which cut the value of their shares by exactly the same amount (to about $ 41 a share), points to a prevailing view among institutional investors.

Nevertheless the incident has been held up as indicative of the prevailing views of women at the startup.

«The prevailing view is that balance sheet tapering will be mild and that Jerome Powell will prove to be a dove.

These facts are at odds with the prevailing view that spendthrift U.S. consumers and governments are pulling those savings into the United States.

That should leave the y / y pace steady at 2.7 per cent, consistent with the prevailing view at the Fed that wage growth remains only moderate.

«I would recommend that private investors tune out the prevailing views they hear on the radio, television and the internet.

Going into the UK's referendum to leave the European Union last month, the prevailing view was that the Stay camp would win by a narrow margin.

That, of course, is not the prevailing view at most business schools, whose finance curriculum tends to be dominated by such subjects.

Yet even against this backdrop, the prevailing view is that the Trump - shaped Fed will remain cautious about rate increases.

Recently, however, there has been a reaction against the prevailing view of divorce.

At each stage it has usually been the prevailing view in society that it is inconceivable that anyone would want to move beyond the proposals currently being examined and there has been a broad willingness to accept assurances that developments would go no further.

While the prevailing view on ancient embryology held that the fetus was ensouled at some point during development, many Stoic philosophers interpreted Plato's Timaeus and Laws as describing the ensoulment of the embryo at the time of conception.

Ideas about property and equality, poverty and unemployment, and the whole challenge to a prevailing view of what I call «the almost moral self - sufficiency» of the free - enterprise system are similar in both documents.

The widespread practice of academic dishonesty is a further reflection of the prevailing view of work.

But this is right where most professing Christians are left today, with the prevailing view that discipleship is a special calling having to do chiefly with religious activities and «full - time Christian service.»

There seem to be two prevailing views: foundationalism and coherentism.

Two decades ago, Peirce Teilhard de Chardin observed: «The prevailing view has been that the body... is a fragment of the Universe, a piece completely detached from the rest and handed over to a spirit that informs it.

The prevailing view today is that everyone should live by the religion — or perhaps by the atheism — in which he happens to find himself already.

If nothing less, the Church has taken a step back from its prevailing view of infallibility within its walls.