Sentence examples for entirely established from inspiring English sources

The work "challenges an entirely established concept, in a very elegant way".

In forensic investigations, however, it has not yet been entirely established due to limitations regarding standardized methodology, data interpretation and consistency of results.

The optimal treatment of this pathology, especially if associated with a glenoid bone defect, has not yet been entirely established (Symeonides, 1989; An et al., 2016; Kempf et al., 1999; Morrey & Janes, 1976; Rowe et al., 1978; Wymenga & Morshuis, 1988).

Due to the inadequate product testing system, evaluation system and technology standards, training for technical staff is not able to meet the need of the rapidly developing market, while the technical support service system is not entirely established.

Nevertheless, he says, the researchers' conclusion that plant-eating dinos were at an early disadvantage because they were particularly energy hungry depends on the assumption that they were warm-blooded whereas other reptiles were cold-blooded, "a pervasive idea that has not been entirely established".

The early American republic rejected entirely established state religions and codified freedom of religious exercise through the First Amendment of the Constitution.

It is so important to select the foremost and proper number of plotted clusters; as the number of plotted clusters which entirely establish a cluster tree should reflect the most proper types of rock for carbonated rocks (Intera ECL Petroleum Technologies Ltd 1992).

But the task of establishing legal restrictions on online speech is complicated by the fact that digital social norms are not yet entirely well established.

And yet the precise distance of 26 miles 385 yards is entirely random, established at the 1908 London Games at least in part as an accommodation to the British royal family, not as an adherence to historical imperative.

The bill begins by recognizing the United States Constitution's Supremacy Clause, and then asserts a new state's right to ignore it entirely by establishing a judicial review process vested in the legislature.

At first the enemy secured a foothold in some advanced trenches which were not strongly held, but sturdy counterattacks succeeded in driving the enemy out with serious losses, and the line was entirely re-established.