Sentence examples for established because it from inspiring English sources
The reserve was also established because it was an important foraging area for threatened Australian sea lions, threatened white sharks, migratory sperm whales and migratory short-tailed shearwater.
A clear influence of cell size distribution and morphological parameters on foam properties has not yet been established because it has not yet been possible to control these parameters in foam making.
They contend no cause of action against them was established because it was neither alleged nor proved that appellants had served a notice of claim upon them as required by the provisions of Section 1981 of the Government Code.
Another rebel leader said the rebels demanded the release of imprisoned soldiers and paramilitary gendarmes, the reintegration into the armed forces of soldiers in exile, and compensation for them and the disbanding of a gendarme contingent being established "because it is based on ethnic recruiting".
"I think that when this run at Knott's Berry Farm is over and these shows are under my belt, I will feel more established, because it's rare that you get an opportunity to actually experience a show like this," said Fyre, who is now in her middle 20s.
This difficulty is classified as partially established, because it was found in only one quasi-experimental study with undergraduate students who were not science majors.
That should be the function of an ethical committee when established, because I recognize - and it is important that this be said - that biotechnology is the way forward for medicine in the future.
Most of the local government suits -- some of which have already been dismissed -- have claimed negligence by gun makers, which can be difficult to establish because it requires a showing that the defendants had a legal duty regarding the eventual use of the guns and that they violated that duty.
A UNPA based on existing parliamentarians may be easier to establish, because it avoids several hurdles, such as decisions on electoral cycles, a universally acceptable electoral body, legitimacy of elections, and so on: "A body comprising national parliamentarians has the 'stamp of approval' built-in.
However, the pathogenic relevance of variant A10149T is difficult to establish because it is satisfying only a few criteria of pathogenicity such as heteroplasmic nature in blood, a change in moderately-conserved methionine to leucine in ND4 subunit of complex-I (Fig. 4), and is absent in controls.
The diagnosis of AITB is difficult to establish because it requires proof of in vivo toxin production by demonstrating botulinum toxin or C. botulinum in patient specimens over time (22 ).
