Sentence examples for established that it may from inspiring English sources
But accounts from North Koreans who have made their way into China show that this large-scale migration has become so established that it may be difficult to control.
Mistakes are easily made and incorrect positions established that may make matters worse rather than better.
And is a principle of development allowed or established that may then be applied to other issues and at other times?
A stability profile over the most commonly used pH range was established that may serve as a reference for column scouting during method development.
How entrepreneurs and established firms establish that trust may be the biggest challenge for consumer-driven digital health.
MAJOR CONCLUSIONS: Here we establish that FbpA may be considered a bacterial transferrin on structural and functional grounds.
Establishing that it is benign may negate the need for surgery or alter the surgical approach.
Although the heritability of this form of the disorder has not formally been established, it seems that it may be higher than that of the childhood disorder [ 48].
Although the full potential of PCT must still be established, it appears that it may be a helpful marker of high risk, as well as having the valuable role of distinguishing between infectious and noninfectious aetiologies of organ dysfunction.
I could have said you were going to bring it round but I said supposed to establish that while it may have been a little tactless to bug him about a sofa he was the one who was in dereliction of his obligations.
