Sentence examples for is reasonably established from inspiring English sources
The science base for the VHTR and SFR systems is reasonably established, although there are gaps.
However, the agreement between theoretical and experimental swelling values for EVAL is reasonably established when the Flory–Huggins equation was modified by incorporating a ternary interaction parameter χT.
If the setup is like Zieske, I think a diagram like that 1b should be added, and perhaps also a cross section of the chamber (indicating its hemicircular shape, if that is reasonably established. The reduction of the buffer to enclose proteins in compartments is now described in detail in Figure 1 figure supplement 2D.
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].
Although the settlement was prospering, Indian Superintendent Thomas G. Anderson pressured to band to move off the Credit Mission to a different location, hoping to group Indians into larger settlements where schools could be reasonably established and funded.
In the present study, to account for the sensitivity of SICTT, only the herd-episodes for which 20% of 'reactors' presented bTB lesions were included, which implies that bTB infection was reasonably established in these herd-episodes.
Once the regulatory wiring and the logical rules be reasonably established, it will be possible to take advantage of multi-level logical modeling extensions, or yet to translate our Boolean models into more quantitative formalisms (e.g. ordinary differential equations, or yet hybrid or stochastic Petri nets).
Wing patterns are important for mate recognition, so if some butterflies have one sort and others another, they will tend to stop mating with each other.Then, when that separation is reasonably well established, there is a tipping-point.
