Sentence examples for established counterpart from inspiring English sources

SK-Hep-1/GPC3 is an established stable GPC3-expressing cell line transfected with a human GPC3 gene, and SK-Hep-1/vec is an established counterpart cell line, in which an empty vector was transfected.

Part of the museum's collection was transferred from its larger and more established counterpart in Madrid, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, and the Málaga museum will continue to benefit from that link.

The pecking order is readily apparent as you flip through the pages, with the lesser-known figures receiving less space than their more established counterparts.

A group of academics, led by Teresa Fort, a professor at Dartmouth's Tuck school in New Hampshire, has published a new working paper in NEBR examining how smaller, younger businesses in America fared relative to their more established counterparts following the beginning of the economic downturn in 2007.

INDEPENDENT Beginner's Luck? | It may appear to run against expectations, but often young hedge funds make better investments than their more established counterparts, largely as a result of an absence of legacy restrictions that allow them to be more free with where they place their money, The Wall Street Journal writes.

This generation has little to lose, unlike its established counterparts who have cushy jobs and big salaries at large multinationals.

South Korea's stock markets are perceived as weak and more vulnerable to external conditions than their more established counterparts.

Tiny companies in the social-networking business face a different business challenge than their established counterparts: Survive the first couple years on venture funding, then sell out to a bigger player.

Are married, well to do men more or less likely to practice unprotected sex with prostitutes than their less established counterparts?

These frequentist methods are almost as easily implemented as their established counterparts for meta-analysis.

Ann James argued that Australian children's literature takes more experimental chances than its more established American counterpart.