Sentence examples for established for review from inspiring English sources

While the addictive properties of ethanol are well established (for review see [10], [49]), evidence for food or sugar addiction has been largely based on anecdotal evidence.

In Malawi, a quorum was established for review sessions of maternal critical incident audit to take place such that at least one member of all professional cadres had to be present including a member of the district health management team [ 38].

Gene expression profiling studies have identified a relatively large number of additional genes that are differentially expressed in patients at advanced stages of the disease but no consistent pattern has as yet been established (for review see Guintas-Cardama, 2009 [ 4]).

No standard approach has been established for reviewing and approving practical nurse education programs, despite the fact that labor mobility laws in Canada allow licensed practical nurses transferability between provinces.

The use of these tests in adults and children is well established (for reviews see [ 3- 5]).

Global epidemiological estimation is a new science and builds on principles established for reviewing evidence for public health interventions particularly with its focus on systematic literature reviews.

Their interactions, activities and functions as related to regulation of both progression of the cell cycle and maintenance of the quiescent state are well established (for reviews, see Sherr 1995; Sherr & Roberts 1999).

Two specific goals were established for the review: (a) to systematically review the results of studies that analyzed the prevalence and course of MDD following terrorist attacks and (b) to document the main correlates associated with this disorder.

An Independent Data Monitoring and Safety Committee (IDMSC) was established for unblinded review of all SAEs during the trial and to advise the Steering Committee at regular intervals regarding continuation of the trial according to predefined stopping rules.

The role of the LH in processing syntactic and semantic information of speech is well established (for a review, see Friederici & Alter 2004; Lindell 2006), and the increased naturalness of the speech at shallower modulations could shift the hemispheric balance toward the LH.

Although the role of the intestinal microbiota in other chronic diseases of the gut is clearly established [for review see 42] little is known about the role of abnormal immune responses to commensals in gluten and other food intolerances.