Sentence examples for established that may from inspiring English sources

The Guardian has subsequently established that May did, in fact, meet the chair of the committee, Dianne Feinstein, in September this year, and Marco Rubio, a member of the committee, in London in December 2013.

Standard specifications have been established that may serve as better academic references.

Mistakes are easily made and incorrect positions established that may make matters worse rather than better.

A stability profile over the most commonly used pH range was established that may serve as a reference for column scouting during method development.

And is a principle of development allowed or established that may then be applied to other issues and at other times?

Additional research is needed to identify the underlying causes of poor BP control, such as guidelines unawareness and therapeutic inertia on the part of providers and poor adherence and persistence with prescribed medications and lifestyle modifications by patients, so that team-based health care providers and patient interventions can be established that may address these causes.

In conclusion, this study has firmly established that BMCs may lead to microchimerism in the brain of mouse sucklings, while spectrum of implications remains to be elucidated.

Many studies have established that birds may provide a pest removal service on farms, although few studies have taken place in temperate row crop agriculture.

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.

It has recently been established that adolescence may represent a developmentally sensitive period with respect to the effects of ethanol, particularly within the NMDA neurotransmitter system.

As Locke is concerned, it is by now well established that he may have read Gassendi directly, and almost certainly read Bernier.