Sentence examples for establishment for more from inspiring English sources

The poster-size watercolors hung in the Chinatown establishment for more than 30 years, but in the early '90s they disappeared.

However, only 42.5% and 68.3% of the respondents from bars and izakaya-pubs had worked at the same establishment for more than 11 years, respectively (p < 0.05).

It is believed that binary IL system could be also applicable to other enzymatic reaction systems for establishment of more efficient reaction protocols.

Development of analytical technologies to measure the size of particles in nanometer ranges, and advent of latest manufacturing approaches for nanomaterials, has resulted in establishment of more effective methods for delivery of therapeutics for the treatment of ophthalmological, pulmonary, cardiovascular diseases, and more importantly cancer therapy.

The funds for graphene R&D are in addition to £145 million "earmarked" for the establishment of more UK-based supercomputers, along with funding to support more computer-scientists and facilities to house them, the University and Science Minister David Willetts told BBC News.

Knowledge on hPSC bioprocessing accumulated during recent years provides important insights for the establishment of more robust production platforms and should potentiate the implementation of novel hPSC-based therapies.

We also worked with The Wilderness Society on the Our Mountains Matter campaign, which calls for the establishment of more than 1 million new acres of permanently protected federal lands in Colorado -- including Browns Canyon.

The discovery of this mechanism, conserved in mammals, paves the way for the establishment of more specific and less toxic anti-inflammatory drugs targeting pro-inflammatory genes.

There are a handful of PBCRs in Africa with the African Cancer Registry Network (AFCRN) currently championing the cause for the establishment of more PBCRs in Africa [ 4].

The TLR4-Cox-2-PGE 2 axis may be a potential target for the establishment of more effective treatment and prevention of CAC.

Further adaptations to provide similar scope of services to patients with NCDs are underway, such as establishment of more facilities for specialist NCD care and intentions to include NCDs in the training curriculum of CHAs.