Sentence examples for established as if from inspiring English sources

"Naturalization" referred to transplanted vegetation and meant "becoming established as if native".

What might "becoming established as if native" look like on the Upper West Side of New York?

Four straight British acts were booked in the Mojave tent on Friday afternoon — three young, one established — as if to demonstrate the potency of the British model.

Her new show consolidates that success, establishing – as if anyone doubted it – that her award-winning 2013 act was no one-off.

Through March 19 Like the intense, vertiginous San Francisco cityscapes he did in the late 1970's, these six big landscapes by the painter Wayne Thiebaud share an exhilarating giddiness of perspective: you view them from above, but from a vantage point you can't quite establish, as if gazing down while on a nervy helicopter ride.

The new album from the artist born Dawn Richard further establishes — as if that's even necessary at this point — her voice beyond the work she's done as part of the commercially-inclined R&B group Danity Kane and the less pop-leaning, more menacing work with Dirty Money.

Staining intensity was scored from 0 to 3+; the intensity score was established as follows: 0, if absence of staining was observed; 1+, if >25%% of the tumor cells had weak staining; 2+, if tumor cells had moderate staining; and 3+ if tumor cells had strong staining.

The score was established as follows: −1.32+0.54 (if prior adjuvant chemotherapy)+0.80 (low KI +0.75 (raised LDH +0.49 (lung metastases)+0.51 (pleural metastases).

Despite his age — he is 23, three years younger than Davis — he entered the season already established as a solid, if unspectacular, performer at the major league level.

Hypermethylation of CpG islands located in the promoter regions of tumour suppressor genes is now firmly established as an important, if not the most important, mechanism of tumour suppressor gene inactivation [ 10] and might also influence genomic stability.

As the European Society for Human Genetics highlighted, guidelines need to be established as to what IF should be disclosed in order to balance the autonomy and interests of the child and the parental rights and needs (not) to receive information that may be in the interest of their (future) family.