Sentence examples for has only been established from inspiring English sources
The toxicity of neonicotinoids has only been established for very few of the species known to be exposed.
As a result, the effectiveness of ADR has only been established and quantified for a narrow range of possible future cases.
He is just 29, and his business (which until yesterday consisted of 14 people in a Dalston studio) has only been established for five years, but already turns a profit.
Leslie Lee, the executive director of the Negro Ensemble Company, has taken Ulrika Brand's translation and given the play's central love triangle a sometimes droll, sometimes tedious blend of Wildean wit ("Be embarrassing accidentally, Knut, not on purpose") and sludgy exposition ("Our colored community has only been established here on Martha's Vineyard a year, is there anyone left?").
Although this relationship has only been established for colloidal particles, it is assumed that it also holds for nano-particles.
For example, the convergence of mean square error has only been established for bounded functions, which has excluded (f(x) = x), meaning that this convergence result does not apply to the classical mean square estimation.
Compared to resilience research on children and youth, studies on adult resilience account for only a small proportion of the research (Scharnhorst 2010), and have only been established since the 1980s (Kluge 2004).
In German legislation, in vitro assays as semi quantitative methods prior to quantitative instrumental analysis have only been established in the field of food analysis, where BEQs allow for simple yes/no-decisions (2012/252/EU [12012/252/EU
The Council of American Islamic Relations CAIRR) had only been established a year before in Washington and their advocacy work had not reached our community in Northern California.
