Sentence examples similar to a firmly established memory from inspiring English sources

London already had a firmly established cycling culture.

The baculovirus insect cell expression system has become a firmly established production platform in biotechnology.

It is not a firmly established number, but it is used by convention in most studies.

The returning military veteran is a firmly established character in American literature.

The racial discipline gap is now a firmly established reality in Arkansas and around the country.

The philosophy of film is now a firmly established subfield of contemporary philosophy of art.

The Boiler Room is now a firmly established stable in global dance music.

S. cerevisiae expresses only three peroxisomal proteins with a firmly established PTS2, namely Pot1, Pcd1, and Gpd1.

The application is part of a now firmly established annual course Electroporation Based Technologies and Treatments, EBTT (http://www.ebtt.org).org

Source amnesia is now firmly established as a phenomenon of memory -- which illustrates one of my favorite ironies in psychology: psychologists are reluctant to believe self-reports unless they come from people who are brain-damaged.

As a consequence, implants are firmly established as a part of mainstream dentistry [ 1].