Sentence examples for established entirely from inspiring English sources

A second-order accurate numerical integration procedure is used, established entirely in the reference configuration.

The validity of nasal and pharyngeal self-sampling cannot be established entirely correctly, as there is no true gold standard.

This result raised the question as to whether specificity was established entirely by noncovalent binding by the E1, or whether the ubiquitin mutation relieves discrimination against an Arg at the UBL's position 72 by APPBP1-UBA3 and Ubc12 during transthiolation.

The tonal bands that define "Khapaga" occupy the positions of sky, sea and land in a typical seascape, but they establish entirely different spatial and conceptual relationships.

These include offering medical school courses to Ph.D.'s, creating certificate programs in translational science for M.D.'s, and establishing entirely new Ph.D. programs in translational research.

The results validate our application of gMOS models to real biological datasets from oligonucleotide arrays and have allowed us to establish entirely objective, ranked lists of genes clustered with gata3 in each of 3 cell lines.

In 1999, JVARM preliminarily investigated the antimicrobial susceptibility of Escherichia coli [ 3], enterococci [ 4], Campylobacter [ 5], and Salmonella in apparently healthy cattle, pigs and broilers on farms to establish entirely microbiological procedure for the national monitoring system.

In addition, the model may be useful as an interim financing mechanism to ensure continuity of critical social sector service delivery (without establishing entirely parallel structures) when government-donor relations (temporarily) deteriorate due to political, human rights or accountability concerns.

It is one of several social networks that have established themselves entirely on mobile.

Dungeons & Dragons established an entirely new paradigm for gaming, one that brought story and character into games as never before.

Many have made a good living from sounding like him; few have established an entirely distinct identity.