Sentence examples for established as a mode from inspiring English sources
However, while intermittent haemodialysis has long been established as a mode of therapy for adults with AKI in our setting, the same services need to be made more available to children [ 45].
In 1988, the Report of the Presidential Commission on the Human Immunodeficiency Virus Epidemic stated "criminal sanctions for HIV transmission must be carefully drawn, must be directed only towards behavior which is scientifically established as a mode of transmission, and should be employed only when all other public health and civil actions fail to produce responsible behavior" [ 16].
In addition, barley aleurone from germinating barley grains has been established as a model system to study the mode of action on GA and ABA response pathways and their regulatory functions in barley seed germination [ 25].
While NCPAP is well established as a primary respiratory support mode for preterm infants, there is little evidence for HF in this setting.
2 Despite the proven efficacy, enfuvirtide was not established as a routinely used drug because of its application mode as subcutaneous injections twice daily and the resultant side effects predominantly present as cutaneous irritations and painful indurations.
A song like "Look It Up" (pardon the embarrassingly literal video) is in the no-nonsense vein of feminism-by-any-other-name that Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn helped establish as an accepted mode in the country canon.
In William Paul's description, it is also "the film that really established gross-out as a mode of expression for mainstream cinema.... [P]ast exploitation films managed to exploit their cruelties by virtue of their marginality.
Pillar width-to-height (w/h) ratio has long been established as having a material influence on both pillar strength and its potential failure mode.
The report for the Campaign for Better Transport said in Wales, "rail has not established itself as a leading mode of travel", adding that along with the north east and the east of England the nation had the "greatest opportunities to improve rail services".
