Sentence examples for could be established through from inspiring English sources
Crucial verification procedures, especially on-site inspections, could be established through executive agreements, which may not even require legislative approval.
"My sense is he is no way competent to stand trial," Dr. Miner told the judge, recommending that he be returned to Bridgewater to see if his competency could be established through further treatment.
Credibility could be established through different ways: triangulation and continuous observation.
Equilibrium relationship between the amounts of MR dye adsorbed on the surface of DSAC could be established through adsorption isotherms (Bulut et al. 2008).
It would be a significant breakthrough if a reliable correlation among tensile, shear and flexural loads could be established through empirical, analytical or numerical methods.
The pilot project demonstrated that a feasible process of early dialogue could be established, through a face-to-face meeting with prior circulation of a briefing book.
The principles of volumetric analysis could be established only through Gay-Lussac's theoretical and practical genius but, once established, the analysis itself could be carried out by a junior assistant with brief training.
An analysis based on steady state modeling of the Mig1p dependent repression revealed that a transcriptional hierarchy could be established solely through the various mechanisms existing for glucose repression, without sacrificing amplification and sensitivity [ 22].
Therefore, dermo disease-resistant oyster populations could be established by introducing through selective breeding selected gene variants that exhibit enhanced expression of protease inhibitors.
Our findings may also explain why attempts to establish MEF cultures from homozygous Txnrd1 knockout embryos at E8.5 invariably failed, whereas they could be established in vitro through treatment of Txnrd1 fl/fl MEFs with Tat-Cre recombinant protein.
Therefore, there is no senior officer of the company through whom corporate criminal liability could be established".
