Sentence examples for established in the existing from inspiring English sources

Although the importance of users as sources of innovations is well established in the existing literature on innovation studies (von Hippel 2005), the importance of users as a source of entrepreneurial activity is a relatively understudied area (Shah and Tripsas 2007).

Third, any process should rely on the standards already established in the existing bankruptcy process.

At this time there were only five chairs for general practice/family medicine established in the existing thirty-six medical faculties.

The original university, founded in 1562, was transferred to Lille in 1887, but in 1993 the law faculty of the University of Artois was established in the town, joining existing graduate schools.

Comparing emerging findings in an ongoing study to established findings in the existing literature is an important component of thematic analysis [ 46, 47].

The officials said the teams had been formally established in the fiscal year 2005 defense budget using existing authority to replace ad hoc defense intelligence units that had been deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan for more than two years.

This chapter presents a study, which examined the collaborative decision-making potential for a nature conservation corridor to be established in an existing multiple right-of-way (ROW) that includes two natural gas pipelines and an electrical transmission line.

A PCR method for detection of bovis, sheep, pig, and chicken derived materials in feedstuff was established, and the existing method was improved according to the research on general primer and species-specific primers.

The results are evaluated against the existing design criteria established in the AISC-LRFD specifications and recommendations are made for revising the specifications.

The results established in the paper extend and generalize results existing in the literature for such vector variational problems.

The prime minister and the chancellor of the exchequer have been feuding over a reform plan laid out in November by the Pensions Commission, a government-appointed body.Chaired by Lord Turner, a former director-general of the Confederation of British Industry, the commission had already established in 2004 that the existing pension system would be unable to deal with an ageing population.