Sentence examples for are reliably established from inspiring English sources
Twenty five species of large mammals are reliably established for the North-Minusinsk basin in the Last Glacial period.
Sex differences have not been reliably established, but the influence of age is well known.
A significant link between VUE and stillbirth could not be reliably established because there were too few published studies.
"I know from personal experience that when security is reliably established in a troubled part of a city, normal life rapidly reestablishes itself," he wrote recently in Foreign Affairs.
"What we knew about the ownership was that a lot of it couldn't be reliably established," said one senior American intelligence official.
Therefore, the empirical function based on aerodynamic damping ratio alone cannot be reliably established, because the aerodynamic damping ratio alone is insufficient to assess aerodynamic effects.
It has been reliably established that iron nitrosyl complexes with thiol-containing ligands play important roles in organisms, such as cellular NO storage and transport.
The benefits of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) for pain relief have not been reliably established, as most systematic reviews find poor methodological quality in many studies.
Giuliani set out his stall in a recent essay for Foreign Affairs magazine: "I know from personal experience that when security is reliably established in a troubled part of a city, normal life rapidly re-establishes itself.
The number of deaths in the 1989 massacre of students and pro-democracy activists has never been reliably established, although a new book about the Beijing mayor at the time, Chen Xitong, quotes him as saying "several hundred" had died.
A linear relationship (p<0.01) between three principal process variables (applied voltage, working distance and polymer concentration) and fibre diameter was reliably established enabling a mathematical model to be developed to standardise the electrospinning process.
