Sentence examples for establish in principle from inspiring English sources

While these compounds establish in principle that Hsp90 is a "druggable" target from a pharmacology perspective, poor solubility and non-specific toxicities make them unsuitable for use in humans.

While our new simulations establish in principle that E-I based attractor networks can generate grid outputs even when spatial firing of many E and I cells in the network is not clearly grid-like, the extent to which these networks can account for all details of experimental observations, including the weak periodic pattern referred to by the reviewer, is not yet clear.

In 1993 the Welsh Language Act was passed; it established in principle the equality of Welsh and English in Wales.

Thus, for the risk cycle issue, it could establish regulations in principle for the pre-consume phase, so that only those chemical additives may be added that do not cause problems in a sustainable closed substance cycle.

As the purpose of this research was to establish that in principle, lignin could be quantitatively determined using NIR spectroscopy, samples with individual fibre colour change (1) or no observable colour change (0) following the phloroglucinol test were grouped together.

All experiments with mice were performed in accordance with the guidelines established in the Principles of Laboratory Animal Care (directive 86/609/EEC) and approved by the Italian Ministry of Health.

All animal procedures were performed in accordance with the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC), in compliance with the guidelines established in the Principles of Laboratory Animal Care (directive 86/609/EEC) and approved by the Italian Ministry of Health.

This was a good principle to establish in a large family.

Such actions are rare, but the House of Lords precedent established that, in principle, employees have the right to seek compensation.

The first written law of succession, dating from this coronation, established primogeniture in principle and the prior right of legitimate royal sons to the crown.

While civil rights legislation established equality in principle many practical barriers remain to achieving economic and social parity.