Sentence examples for established in large from inspiring English sources

Public brothels were established in large cities throughout Europe.

This was a small study; thus, the clinical value of this test can only be established in large trials.

This framework was established in large part by the justice movement initiated by former World War II "comfort women" in Korea and that has been joined by other surviving victims throughout Asia.

Instead, the ALJ carefully examined all of the facts and circumstances, which were established in large part by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick's clear and credible testimony, and determined that Mr. Patrick established a change in his general habits of living that indicated a change of domicile.

Intrigued by Bhabha's ideas on post-colonial India, I looked him up, only to discover that he served as the director of Harvard's Mahindra Humanities Center--a facility established in large part due to a 10-million-dollar gift made by Mr. Mahindra (a graduate of Harvard's Business School).

I find this interesting and important news because this university, established in large part through the support of George Soros, has been a powerhouse in training many people to become the clerks, and policy analysts, and political organizers and agitators, and bureaucrats of open societies in much of Eastern Europe.

This approach is now more established in larger and more mature preterm infants, and proper patient selection with close observation should be exercised when used in extremely low gestational age infants.

To date, multiple imputation methods per se are widely established in large-scale assessments to estimate θ n values, which are considered to be inherently missing in the IRT framework, whereas the problem of missing data in background variables has rarely been tackled by imputation methods.

This approach also needs to be established in larger populations with a focus on specific tumor types.

Historically, most of our (patho physiological understanding of cardiovascular regulation in health and disease has been established in larger mammals, e.g., dog, pig, and sheep.

In Spain works councils are well established in larger firms and unlike for instance works councils in Germany they have a legal mandate to negotiate collective agreements on wages.