Sentence examples for establishment concepts from inspiring English sources

This city shape was, however, defined by its establishment concepts as 'Sankh', 'Traiphum' and freeform.

Shape and form of this study determined by establishment concept and evolve through time which conforms and express to its central public space(s).

nAChRs represent both classic and contemporary models for the establishment of concepts pertaining to mechanisms of drug action, synaptic transmission, and structural/functional diversity of transmembrane signaling molecules4.

The establishment of concepts of adjuvant therapy has been hindered by lacking reliability of prediction of outcome by both clinical and molecular parameters.

Who else could have succeeded in building the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre (1986) in Broad Sanctuary - the very centre of pomp and circumstance - with only a single concession to the establishment's concept of what is "traditional"?

Even for the London establishment, the concept of a currency union is hardly wildly radical.

The development of the CDSS followed two steps: establishment of the concept and proof of concept (figure 1).

Experimental studies have been fundamental in the establishment of new concepts regarding the mechanisms underlying the ischemic brain injury, such as the ischemic penumbra, the reperfusion injury, the cell death or the importance of the damage induced on mitochondria, glial cells and white matter.

In this review we see that solid foundations of basic molecular research are required, not necessarily for establishment of therapeutic concepts, but for development of therapies towards safe and effective clinical treatments.

Obviously, it is because in the view of the establishment such noble concepts should serve their interests.

This consummate restaurateur has finally opened her dream establishment with a concept that she has been refining in her imagination for years.