Sentence examples for long established to from inspiring English sources

The best British galleries are here, too, from the long established to the Hoxton groovies, from artist-run Glasgow galleries to East End cult spaces.

Estrogens have been long established to have a late-stage growth promoting effect on estrogen sensitive tumors [ 29], however, evidence suggests that estrogens may also play an important role in earlier developmental stages of both HR-positive and -negative tumor types [ 30].

The use of simulated patients has long been established to assess practitioner performance [ 16].

While epigenetic marks have long been established to transfer across mitosis, there is increasing evidence that some epigenetic marks transfer across meiosis.

Cholecystokinin (CCK) is a gut peptide that has long been established to act as a postprandial satiety signal (Chaudhri et al., 2006).

By 1914 Canada had one long, established, coast-to-coast railway (the Canadian Pacific) and two railway lines from Montreal to the Pacific toiling to complete their tracks in the Rocky Mountains.

The FCC, as the primary "cop on the beat" for telecommunications, needs to enforce the consumer's long established right to privacy.

It was a long established strategy to have Palin participate in prime-time interviews with all three of the major network anchors in the hope that they would establish Palin as a national heavyweight with vice-presidential gravitas.

Democracy's ways can be frustratingly slow, especially when radical changes are on the agenda and long established parties fail to rise to the occasion.

The "long established South London club" – to use the advert's own modest puff – were forced into administration on 26 January.

6 In the United Kingdom, until recently the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) recommended use of the long established Framingham equation to inform a patient treatment plan about cardiovascular risk.