Sentence examples for established very few from inspiring English sources

Although the pro-inflammatory role of angiotensin II is well established, very few studies have addressed serum levels of hormones of the RAAS in humans.

Although associations between mast cells and a number of chronic conditions including pulmonary fibrosis [ 1], renal fibrosis [ 2], and scleroderma [ 3] have been established, very few data are available on the possible link between mast cells and the failed tissue healing or fibrosis that is evident in chronically injured tendon tissues.

The toxicity of neonicotinoids has only been established for very few of the species known to be exposed.

Most of those services were sold one-to-one by companies with an established relationship; very few transactions were, in fact, made at e-marketplaces, where service offerings have just begun.

In reality a randomized study design focused on distress support is very hard to establish and very few researchers have succeeded in carrying them out [ 2, 4, 10].

Apparently, these 2 input sources establish only very few if any synaptic contacts with the distal portion of the L2/3 dendrites (Fig. 4).

Whereas the beneficial effects of integrated care on the frail elderly are well established [ 15], very few studies have reported outcomes for informal caregivers [ 13].

The marked disruption of the colonic anaerobic microflora by oral clindamycin will reduce the number of Salmonella organisms required to establish infection to very few.

An important consequence of the latter effect is that even in cases where populations establish successfully from very few individuals, Allee effects cannot be ruled out entirely (Cameron et al. 1993; Stiling 1993).

The encouraging result was that high classification performance for longterm BCI users can be established with no or very few calibration trials from the current session.

Despite increased interest during past years there are very few established predictive factors associated with the occurrence of CNS metastatic disease in patients with breast cancer.