Sentence examples for as established that from inspiring English sources

For instance, Hoffman's theory takes as established that inductive discipline is linked to prosocial behaviour and accounts for this relation by positing that empathy plays a key role (Hoffman, 1982).

Hence, we reason that surgical checklist use as a normative standard might be as established that it does not add to the understanding of varying intentions anymore.

With the will to help Africa so prominent, it was disappointing to see analysis from two IMF economists being trumpeted as establishing that aid fails to help its recipients grow.

As we have already established, that's subjective.

A standard operating protocol was thus established that served as a basis for the second simulation.

While not as established as that particular pair, Benteke proved in his debut Premier League season he has the potential to one day match them and would immediately provide healthy competition at Stamford Bridge.

As with bleomycin, it has been suggested that oxygen therapy be avoided during mitomycin therapy, although the evidence for this is not as established as that for bleomycin (Klein and Wilds, 1983).

To support the argument that Goldman was not obligated to perform due diligence, the firm points to that mystery memo of Feb. 29, 2000 — the memo that no one at Goldman has acknowledged sending — as establishing that Dragon Systems needed to push its accounting firm to explain any red flags or resolve outstanding worries.

This experiment was regarded as establishing that the Gamow-Teller part of the interaction was predominantly tensor.

And yes, those ads seem to be related to actual sales (which isn't quite the same as establishing that the ads caused the sales).

"As well as establishing that events at the university do not undermine the scientific basis of human-driven climate change, the reviews have made a number of useful recommendations to improve transparency in climate science," it says.