Sentence examples for established that one from inspiring English sources

A recent survey of Australian views of Britain established that one of the most powerful images was that the Brits are "losers at sport".Sad to say, this summer has rubbed the point home.

Our previous study has established that one dose of MPH produced more effects on impulsivity than on inattention in children with ADHD [ 13].

On the other hand, the Longitudinal Education Outcomes survey established that one in four graduates from 2004 was still earning far less than the average national wage, 10 years later.

Hemodialysis or hemofiltration or both in various modalities are now routinely offered to critically ill patients with acute renal failure, yet randomized multicenter trials have not clearly established that one form of renal support or level of intensity over another impacts on patient outcomes [ 9].

The Observer has also established that one of the UK companies was allegedly linked to a scandal involving Russian organised crime.

But the Guardian has established that one was probably from Lars Kamel a Swedish astrophysicist ­formerly of the University of Uppsala.

"It was pretty clear there wasn't going to be legislation, but we still felt it was important to establish that, one way or the other, the government was going to apply the law," said Chertoff.

Radley talks about resolving the worry caused by uncertainty about signs and symptoms, by having others establish that one is really ill [ 22].

It is this special pleading, using economic arguments to establish that one's own patient is different, that Sacristán et al envisage will furnish clinicians with the vaunted clinical freedom.

Nevertheless, the current SMS successfully produced stable spheroids without the production and action of such a factor, effectively establishing that one is not required for growth stabilization at biologically realistic SMS parameter settings.

Therefore, four groups were established, that is, one control (nonstimulated, NS) and three groups activated to peaks forces of 1, 2, and 3 N.