Sentence examples for established a term from inspiring English sources

Even where guilt is established, a term in the Polunsky Unit, Texas' death row, inflicts upon the convicted sufferings, which, for the most part, seem out of proportion with the crime.

The university also has a vibrant postdoctoral association and has established a term limit of 5 years for individual postdocs.

She also established a long-term connection with the East Harlem Storefront School, where she taught during sabbatical leaves.

The decreasing eruption rate at Adatara is marked after the largest eruption, and the magma-plumbing system has established a long-term stability.

In this study, we successfully established a long-term culture of AFCs.

For patients with chronic lung diseases, Marcolin et al [ 44] established a technique termed 'partial extracorporeal carbon dioxide removal' (PECOR).

In the present study we established a long-term culture of cholangiocytes and described their behavior when embedded in a three-dimensional collagen matrix.

So in 1994 Congress established a five-year term.

The rights of inventors were recognized, an incentive mechanism was included, compensation for infringement was established, and a term limit on inventors' rights was imposed.

But more importantly it has made me anxious about whether the public sector is a place to establish a long term and viable career.

"But it is a first step towards establishing a longer term international framework for tackling this major threat".