Sentence examples for been adequately established from inspiring English sources
The questioning was sedate, and the defendant's lawyer, Glen P. Gifford, seemed to gain little traction for his argument that Aldo's reliability had not been adequately established.
In May, the F.D.A. issued a warning about the CCSVI procedure, underscoring that "there is no reliable evidence from controlled clinical trials that this procedure is effective" and that "the criteria used to diagnose CCSVI has not been adequately established".
This year the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a warning about Lyme tests "whose accuracy and clinical usefulness have not been adequately established". The warning did not mention IGeneX or any other lab by name.
But since evolution has been adequately established through multiple other independent lines of evidence, it can provide a helpful perspective by which such susceptibilities to eye malfunction can be best understood.
While there may be something about FA theories that make them especially amenable to passing the buck with respect to goodness, this point has not yet been adequately established.
This unevenness in suicide rates has not been adequately established.
The results show that the validity and reliability of the scale for measuring ELPs are adequately established.
If high certainty of storage permanence cannot be adequately established prior to injection, injection should not be started or continued.
Instead, it relieved plaintiffs from providing traditional proof of reliance, explaining that "causation is adequately established in the impersonal stock exchange context by proof of purchase and of the materiality of misrepresentations, without direct proof of reliance". Id., at 906 (emphasis added).
In particular, levels 1 and 2 cannot be adequately established without Ministry drive because this action involves service organization, not only education.
Recommendations of consumption and/or supplementation of these omega-3 FAs are specific to particular groups of age and physiological status, and still require further study to be adequately established.
