Sentence examples for has reasonably established from inspiring English sources

We believe that the field of clinical research into inotropic support for adult cardiac surgery has reasonably established the superiority of catecholamines and PDIs over placebo.

While the measurement of family performance has been reasonably established, what constitutes a 'family business' is not as easily found.

The role of capsular decompression also has not been reasonably established considering the fact that primary injury to vascularity occurs at the time of initial injury [13, 14].

The concert hall has reasonably clear acoustics but lacks warmth.

Luxury accommodations have multiplied, but so have reasonably priced establishments.

For those reasonably established entrepreneurs, venture capital is already available.

The science base for the VHTR and SFR systems is reasonably established, although there are gaps.

Formally, quality control measures are reasonably established.

The Senate committee said the C.I.A. had "reasonably concluded" that contacts between Iraq and Al Qaeda "did not add up to an established formal relationship" between Mr. Hussein and the terror network.

In a very recent study using the U.K. The Health Improvement Network THINN) database, rosiglitazone increased MI in a population with established ischemic CVD in contrast to pioglitazone, whereas in an unselected population both TZDs had reasonably comparable effects (15).

"The Chinese have reasonably good technocratic leadership.