Sentence examples for been largely established from inspiring English sources

The understanding of hematopoietic cell functions has been largely established by the identification of a large number of effector genes expressed in hematopoietic cells, but has not been extensively substantiated at the AS level.

The Financial Times says today is "Decision Day" for the bailout fund, and suggests several conditions that could be added: Previous judgments have insisted on closer Bundestag control over EU legislation, but that has now been largely established.

While forensic psychiatric aftercare with a focus on risk assessment and assertive treatment has been largely established, preventive care of high-risk psychiatric patients to avert delinquency, compulsory hospitalization, or forensic courses has not yet been developed.

In the last decades of R&D activity, the crucial role of high-brightness RF photo-injectors in the fields of radiation generation and advanced acceleration schemes has been largely established, making them effective candidates to drive plasma-based accelerators as pilots for user facilities.

In an interim report, the committee said: "The organisation set up to create, maintain and operate the blacklist - The Consulting Association (TCA) - appears to have been largely established by Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd, which also provided TCA's chairmen for eight of its 16 years of operation.

While the tritubercular/tubercular-sectorial theory (i.e. tribosphenic) had been largely established by this time, Major [3] rarely made tritubercular homology statements regarding specific cusps; instead he most often referred to occlusal structures in his own alphanumerical nomenclatural system.

By March the composition of the top two divisions was largely established but nine vacancies remained.

"Pirate talk" and the stereotypical image of pirates, in the end, were largely established by Treasure Island.

Democracy was largely established, save that the upper houses remained elitist in franchise and membership.

Synaptic contacts are largely established during embryogenesis and are then maintained during growth.

Both tradition and themes were largely established by Theocritus, whose Bucolics are the first examples of pastoral poetry.