Sentence examples for established or emerging from inspiring English sources

But in 1999 the introduction of tax-reform measures saw a growth in the number of small private businesses established or emerging from the country's significant shadow economy.

This course will look at established or emerging businesses in the water sector and the legal, economic, and social issues that they generate.

The lack of association between CRP and certain established or emerging cardiovascular risk factors offers novel information regarding cardiovascular risk in this population.

It seems that nearly every day a new architectural competition is announced featuring an international lineup of established or emerging architects vying to design an eye-catching museum, airport, theater, courthouse or concert hall.

That program, which was started in 2006 — the year the fair moved its base to the renovated Grand Palais — includes performances, solo shows, conferences and films made by established or emerging artists, in many cases outdoors.

We are using several established or emerging high-throughput, genome-wide techniques such as RNA-seq, HiChIP and ATAC-seq to study expression patterns, transcription factor binding and chromatin interactions and accessibility.

Finally, we comment upon the potential implications of these observations for HIV interventions among IDU and non-IDU populations, taking into account different strategies that are needed in settings where HIV and/or injecting drug use has been established, or threatens to emerge.

Finally, our novel design permits future integration with other established and emerging programmable self-assembly methods such as DNA origami or tiles to create new multi-functional nanomaterials.

Or you may end up missing opportunities in both the established and emerging industries.

The colonization process often results in fixed differences in highly conserved genes that can be used as genetic markers: for example, single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) or established chromosomal arrangements emerging from an originally polymorphic wild population.

A mix of established and emerging talent.