The phrase "as clearly established" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been made clear or confirmed in a previous context or discussion.
Example: "The rules of the game were as clearly established in the manual, ensuring that all players understood their roles."
Alternatives: "as explicitly stated" or "as definitively outlined".
These data, together with the findings of the early translocation of Bax from the cytosol to mitochondria following PDT in Bax-replete MCF-7c3 cells, as well as the suppression of apoptosis in these cells upon treatment with Bax-AS, clearly establish that Bax is the sole proapoptotic Bcl-2 family member essential for apoptosis in these human cancer cells in response to the two test inducers.
They recall elements of both Wu-Tang Clan and Dipset (with whom Yams interned as a 10th grader): flashy, bolshy bravado (Dipset), as well as a clearly established hierarchy and a strong group ethos (Wu Tang Clan), but differ from both in that they were born in the web era and actively look outward from New York rather than inward.
By correlating the information obtained from phase diagrams at room temperature with that of size effects revealed by VIS absorption molecular probes (bromthymol blue dye), the phase inversion point, i.e. the transition point from water-in-oil to oil-in-water microemulsion, was also clearly established as corresponding to R ∼ 1.
This is probably not the case as we clearly established that these regions were translocated early during grass evolution, and the "missing" short arms of these chromosomes (pretranslocation chromosomes 4-9-2-5 4-9-2-5 4-9-2-5 4-9-2-5o thaveodern (posttranslocation) chromosomes 5-4-6-2, respectively, in beenhypodium, rice, sorghum, and wheatransposed
But "on balance, the guidelines are a vast improvement over the draft guidelines," says Eggan. "The establishment of the registry is an important improvement, as is the clearly established route to approval for lines that need 'grandfathering.'" Stem cell researcher Sean Morrison of the University of Michigan Medical School in Ann Arbor lauds NIH for "a really good job".
One of the programme strands, African Partnerships for Patient Safety, includes the prevention of healthcare-associated infections and access to antimicrobials as it is clearly established that developing countries have very high rates of nosocomial infections and AMR [ 5].
The superiority of CEA compared with best medical treatment in symptomatic carotid disease is clearly established as long as surgical procedures can be performed with morbidity and mortality rates of less than 6% [ 6].
