Sentence examples for being fully established from inspiring English sources

The mechanisms involved in telomerase regulation are still far from being fully established (Cong et al, 2002).

The positive results on the clarity index were expected considering that OHIP-14 K has already undergone rigorous testing with monolingual Korean adults and five Korean dentists [ 15] despite its cultural equivalency never being fully established.

The complete list of oncogenic pathogens is probably far from being fully established (Ewald 2009; zur Hausen 2009; Dapito et al. 2012), and certain scientists speculate that most cancers may have an infectious origin (Ewald 2009).

In the western sub-sample, there were no considerations of having a family without having completed education first, being fully established in a job, or at least having clear job prospects.

However, it is known that IgG3 responses to malaria antigens are the slowest to develop, with predominance of IgG3 over IgG1 to MSP-2, an antigen that preferentially induces IgG3 responses, not being fully established until late adolescence, and IgG1 being the predominant response in very young children (<2 yrs-age) [ 25, 26].

What this truly means is yet to be fully established.

We do not know who her mother was: her ethnic inheritance can't be fully established.

But by 1936 she was fully established as the Führer's companion.

A farmers' produce store was fully established in August 2011, employing two staff.

The cause of the calamity has never been fully established despite a 10-year investigation.

Here, in a world new in comparison, not even the categories of knowledge were fully established.