Sentence examples for established mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Having established mechanisms that could help or hinder diffusion, Wissler further suggested that innovations were, in Boasian terms, historically particular.

Many states have established mechanisms for penalizing schools that fail, from disbanding them and re-establishing them under new leadership to, in some cases, a state takeover of local schools.

With more and more schools becoming academies, the IPPR said schools often lacked the expertise to commission mental health support effectively and did not have established mechanisms through which to influence NHS clinical commissioning group decisions.

During the cold war America and the Soviet Union at least established mechanisms to prevent a serious conflict being caused by miscalculation or accident.

By the time of the amendment's adoption, many states had already established mechanisms that effectively allowed voters to choose the senators of their state (e.g., by having the legislature appoint the winners of party primaries).

Special attention is emphasized on the established mechanisms of extracellular electron transfer in YBFCs.

Decisions to keep secrets are therefore removed from oversight by publicly established mechanisms of checks and balances.

However, a relatively unified model is beginning to emerge, which largely recapitulates previously established mechanisms of immune tolerance.

We proposed several reasons for IYDs viability enhancing properties with reference to established mechanisms, based on results involving other strains of probiotics and lactic acid bacteria.

Two well-established mechanisms for speciation may provide answers.

Currently there are no well-established mechanisms to remove and eliminate heavy metals from the human body.