Sentence examples for established anew from inspiring English sources
Kids and adults connect with each other and a context of respect and mutual cooperation is established anew.
At the third survey 9 months after the second one, when regular service was re-established anew, a questionnaire for measuring sense of coherence was added.
Furthermore, the FLC gene, which is under the control of complex genetic, epigenetic, and growth-signaling mechanisms, re-establishes anew the H3K4me3 modification pattern at the transcription start site in each developmental cycle.
Conversely the squeeze tends to recede when new platforms come to town, when platform amnesia is in the air and existing powers haven't had the time to establish themselves anew.
And when one did have a large enough following so that the division became irreconcilable, one group usually picked itself up and established it self anew.
One day, Iranians would establish their country anew.
Lisa R. Carver, a member of the Republican State Central Committee, said she suspected that with new Republican leaders taking over the House in January, Mrs. Johnson would want to break from the pack to establish her independence anew.
Yet, the majority of mutualisms are transmitted horizontally; the partners must establish the interaction anew in each generation.
A collection of accessible standards from a variety of countries, with commentary on which aspects appear to work best, would be of great value and can save LMICs both time and money as they establish accreditation systems anew or refresh existing standards sets.
The project experience shows that the balance of advantage is with using an established and proven model rather than starting anew, even if there seems in theory to be some advantage in doing so.
