Sentence examples for been established that changes from inspiring English sources

It has been established that changes in A-to-I editing are involved in a range of human diseases.

However, it has previously been established that changes in water activity do not occur with increasing concentrations of typical monovalent salts, and consequently, that electrostatic effects can be probed independently from changes in hydration.

[It's just] the way the first contact is established that has changed".

Two years later a Constitutional Review Commission was established that was charged with recommending changes to lessen the ethnic bias built into the constitution.

Facility and ergonomics teams were established that led several employee Workplace Change Communication initiatives and conducted workspace ergonomics needs analyses.

It has long been established that chemical changes are part of the process of neural transmission; and it is widely agreed that, in some way, biochemical activities also are responsible for all forms of learning, including transfer of training.

It has been established that, the changes in the investigated properties exhibit a resonance character in the 3 9 GHz range and are caused by alternations both of frequency and the ratio between the hybrid phases.

However it has been established that the changes in cellular properties may not necessarily be associated with the ability to utilize certain carbon sources (Chakraborty et al. 2010), and therefore may not be easily correlated with bioremediation efficiency.

It has been established that histologic changes of the cervix become apparent within 1.5 years of initial HPV infection (Sattler, for the FUTURE I Investigators, 2005) and genital warts may develop even faster (Winer et al, 2005).

It has been established that single residue changes within the sequence element and especially within the central phenylalanine and threonine, reduce the transcriptional activity considerably and mostly abolish it [ 75, 76].

In several neoplasms it has been established that multiple sequential genetic changes are associated with the development of invasive tumours.