Sentence examples for merely well-established from inspiring English sources

It has done so with great theological finesse, insisting, for example, on the difference between essential Church doctrine and doctrinal positions that are merely well-established traditions.

By contrast, microarrays are well-established research tools that require only well-established analysis methods.

Similarly, some officials suggest that the administration might be prepared to accept limited uranium enrichment on Iranian soil as part of a settlement — effectively asking to be given "credit" merely for acknowledging a well-established reality.

It is well-established that merely employing the residual energy metric may induce higher network-wide energy consumption (Mohanoor et al. 2009; Boukerche et al. 2011; Hamid et al. 2013; Liu et al. 2012).

In fact, Guardiola merely adapted and enhanced an already well-established playing tradition which was first implemented by Johan Cruyff during his managerial reign at the Nou Camp between 1988 and 1996, and later continued by fellow Dutchmen Louis van Gaal and Rijkaard.

Formation of cyclosporin A-sensitive mPTP may be a general feature of this family and the well-established influence of ANT merely a reflection of its abundance over other mitochondrial carriers.

Economic theories, which have not been well tested, are taken to be well-established guides to policy, rather than merely conjectures.

From a personality psychology point of view, rather than merely insinuating that SOC is an indirect measure of well-established traits, SOC has a right to its own and can coexist next to classic traits.

But it also belongs to a well-established tradition.

Since the properties of having been intended to be a painting and having been created in a society in which painting is well-established category are artistically relevant though not graspable merely by seeing (or hearing) the work, it seems that artistic formalism cannot be true.

But Ecuador is now part of a well-established pattern.