Sentence examples for established in any from inspiring English sources

In particular, the commission has not established in any way that Fiat … received selective advantages with reference to Luxembourg's legal framework".

Our results are established in any normed space and the sets (C_{1},ldots,C_{n}) are not necessarily bounded.

In contrast, Mendeliome sequencing and other targeted NGS panels could be established in any molecular genetic laboratory and can be run by benchtop NGS machines while the data analysis can be performed on up-to-date standard computers.

Now, Alston argues that the justification of every doxastic practice is "epistemically circular," that is, its reliability cannot be established in any way independent of the practice itself (see Alston, 1993).

This was the first time that a second university was to be established in any Australian state.

In contrast to the above mentioned techniques Ultramicroscopy is very cheap, does not need skilled personal to use, and can be established in any laboratory.

When a camp was established in a village, any non-immunised child younger than 5, from any village, was eligible for immunisation in the camp.

That didn't, of course, prove that Meyers wasn't involved in the arms deal — something nearly impossible to establish in any event — but it certainly suggested it.

My caution comes not from any sympathy for mysterious kinds of cognition alien to science in the broad sense, but simply from the difficulty of establishing in any remotely scientific way that reality contains only the kinds of thing that we are capable of recognizing at all.

As a consequence, the user experiences service and audio gaps since the RLF occurs until the connection is successfully re-established in any LTE cell.

In contrast with Rickettsia, Hamiltonella did not establish in any of the parasitoids tested, and none of the parasitoids acquired Hamiltonella by host feeding.