Sentence examples for established within which from inspiring English sources

"I'm trying to make a diagrammatic abstraction that allows for coordinates to be established within which an investigation takes place," he says.

When we criminalise the mass destruction of the earth it becomes the exception instead of the norm under which we will operate and most importantly, a legal framework is established within which to seek justice and remedy (not fines, instead the options of imprisonment and/or restorative justice).

A random polygons meso-structure of concrete is established, within which the mortar, interfacial transition zones (ITZs) and aggregates are distinctly represented.

Many RNA viruses also have high substitution rates – defined here as the rate at which mutations become established within populations – which reflects the probability of arising mutations becoming fixed within virus populations, and is subject to the effects of processes such as natural selection [ 12, 13], competition with other mutations [ 14], and overall viral population dynamics [ 15, 16].

Current policies and practices are products of colonial processes that have shaped White people's sense of the way things are and should be, and which incorporate their own entitlement, superiority and established systems within which they can manage their affairs and use resources effectively for their advantage, thus being considered "successful".

A dominance hierarchy is established within the pack, which helps maintain order.

Our data therefore support the assumption that the memory traces of older items have already been established within this region, which may have caused the shorter response times for these names due to an increased availability during recall.

The interacting regions of hnRNP-K with p30 were established within residues 35 197, which represent KH1 and KH2 domains responsible for RNA binding.

In the USA, the FDA plays this central role, and in the EU, a Pediatric Committee will be established within the European Medicines Agency EMEAA) which will be given a similar role.

Over 150 plants of 'Del-HS' were regenerated and established within 2.5 months, which is a dramatic reduction from the 6- to 12-month time period previously required.

Although multiple challenges remain, over the past 3 years significant progress has been made towards establishing conditions within which a broad range of basic, translational and clinical and public health research can be undertaken.