Significados de prevalent notion em inglês

Conclusion: This study refutes the prevalent notion that AVM embolization negatively affects the likelihood of obliteration after SRS.

There is a prevalent notion among the unthinking that capital takes about four-fifths of the products of labor's hands and keeps it.

A prevalent notion existed that there was a mysterious power about the court which worked to the detriment of the public good.

The point I wish to stress is the prevalent notion that all radical movements in America stem from the writings of foreign authors.

There is a prevalent notion that it is the thinness of our cheap wooden houses that makes them pervious to heat and cold.

The first popular error, then, that we shall venture to assail, is that connected with the prevalent notion of the sovereignty of the States.

There is a very prevalent notion here that the (Holy) Alliance have resolved to recommend something to Turkey in favour of the Greeks.

In referring to the very prevalent notion, especially among the uneducated classes, that the gold unit of measure of value does not vary, he says:

If, however, we reject the prevalent notion of the causation of vital energy by food, we must have another theory to offer in its place.

We must be on our guard against accepting the prevalent notions of even the animal intellect.

It is contrary to all the prevalent notions of the reign of "divine harmony" to have it otherwise.

The magnitude of this advance in psychological knowledge can be duly estimated only by considering how imperfect were the prevalent notions concerning mental disease.

'The first popular error that we shall venture to assail, is that connected with the prevalent notion of the sovereignty of the States.