Sentence examples for has become fully established from inspiring English sources
On a new topic, the importance of glycaemic control in reducing morbidity and mortality in the critically ill has become fully established over the past decade.
By scanning subjects as they learned about Fog World, we also uncovered new information about how representations of landmark properties develop before they have become fully established.
THz imaging uses non-invasive radiation and although it is among the most attractive emerging imaging modalities, it has not yet become fully established.
I.F.: Young scientists need a very long time after they've received their Ph.D.s to become fully established, and for many of them this is a period of profound insecurity.
Experience suggests it may well take at least 7 years for such efforts to become fully established; an early start to interventions in countries that, as yet, may not have high HIV infection levels becomes critical.
Although it took a while to become fully established, I can look back now at the various obstacles I had to overcome and feel great satisfaction at what I have achieved.
He warned that the disease could become "fully established" as an ineradicable condition in Britain unless new measures were adopted.
"To become fully established, you need someone senior to support you," says Perrett.
We want to move fast here to become fully established as the Business social media tool of choice for many".
But self-portraiture didn't become fully established as an art genre until the Early Renaissance with the advent of the manufacture of affordable flat mirrors.
