Sentence examples for established we propose from inspiring English sources

Although N S fault activity has already been established, we propose its significant contribution to shaping the landscape.

Secondly, based on the DSM established, we propose a promising algorithm which could estimate the TVMFF channel gain and the PU state jointly and in real time.

Since a systematic nomenclature of rice PLD genes has not been established, we propose a terminology that would reflect phylogenetic and structural relationship with PLDs from other species (Table 2, Fig. 1A,B).

Although ALI modelling in the EVLP set up has yet to be established, we propose that ALI models could be readily achieved based on the strategy used in the isolated perfused lung model.

Until an ideal chemotherapy agent is established, we propose that rather than focusing only on improving the efficacy of chemotherapy regimens, we should also make efforts to identify patients who will show a good response to regimens that are already established.

Once such a PK-PD relationship is established, we propose that it be used to prioritize analogs within the same class of compounds and to contribute to the design of efficacy studies, thereby facilitating early drug discovery and lead optimization programs.

By the established conclusion we propose the following theorem on the global convergence of the proposed algorithm.

Faced with this challenge and after analyzing the working of ad-hoc networks, within the established framework, we propose a distributed and de-centralized solution (Figure 1). Figure 1 Auto-configuration proposal.

Based on our findings, and assuming that the putative T2SS and T4P gene clusters function as expected based on their homology to established systems, we propose that T4P aid in the colonization and persistence of UPEC in the urinary tract, particularly the upper urinary tract.

In keeping with established nomenclature, we propose to name these proteins CENP-Y, CENP-Z and CENP-27 through CENP-33.

Because we found that experienced readers did not always adhere to established matching criteria, we propose that disagreement is best resolved by consensus.