Sentence examples for base has been established from inspiring English sources

By Geoffrey T. Hellman and E. B. White The New Yorker, June 29 , 1929P. 9 A new seaplane base has been established on Flushing Bay.

I would focus on the next two to three years as being the financial cornerstone and allow other plans to develop once this solid base has been established".

The independent social security advisory committee says the policy of stopping claimants' dole payments for alleged breaches of benefit rules should be put on hold until "a firm evidence base" has been established.

In his statement, Madra emphasized that Spin works "hand-in-hand with cities and universities," "shares data with cities" and does not "launch without permission". E-scooter companies such as Bird and Lime have angered city officials across the country by dumping their devices on city streets without permission before striking deals within weeks, after a local customer base has been established.

The Dust Indicators and Records of Terrestrial and MArine Palaeoenvironments (DIRTMAP) data base has been established to provide a global palaeoenvironmental data set that can be used to validate earth system model simulations of the dust cycle over the past 150,000 years.

Although an empirical base has been established in support of a general relationship, analysis has not yet been conducted using metrics of the type considered in this paper.

The bases had been established with a view to backing a small Pentagon-trained force of Syrian rebels to advance north in a bid to capture Islamic State-held Bukamal.

As part of a program to quell the violence, 37 armed police bases have been established in favelas since 2008 in the run-up to the soccer World Cup this summer and the 2016 Summer Olympics.

In addition, three further links involving interactions with intermediate proteins, and not represented in the knowledge-base, have been established between DISC1 and huntingtin.

Data bases have been established, containing complete cyt b and rhodopsin gene sequences of European marine fish species [21] (www.fishtrace.org), as well as partial 16S, cyt b, and COI sequences of anchovies [11] (http://anchovyid.jrc.ec.europa.eu) to enable a sequence-based identification of specimens.

After these solid bases had been established, even McClintock could probably not imagine that the complex phenomena she was studying, which clearly defied the Mendelian laws, would later turn out to be such a key element in genome evolution.