Sentence examples for not always established from inspiring English sources

After trying this approach, though, you realize that pop music has no Constitution and doesn't operate like a de-facto Supreme Court: precedent is not always established, and isn't even necessary.

While our understanding of the mechanism of lymphocyte alteration during sepsis progresses, the link with patient's prognosis is not always established.

Considering that the definition of IH is not always established and several blood pressure measurements were individually used as IH in many studies [21], sBP < 60 mmHg may be a permissible range to define IH in this study.

One charge leveled against it was that the statistical correlations uncovered by behavioral studies did not always establish which variable, if any, was the cause and which the effect.

- Though people acknowledge the frailty of a preterm baby and potential complications that may ensue, they do not always establish linkages between preterm birth and potential repercussions such as cerebral palsy, vision problems, learning disabilities and others.

However, increased foreign investment led to intra-industry and intra-firm trade among TNCs and their traditional contractors, which did not always prove beneficial for established Mexican suppliers; in the case of Japan and Korean FDI in Mexico, the NAFTA consolidated these trade dynamics.

Changes in modifications to DNA and/or post-translational modifications to histones are often observed, but the mechanistic association between the initiating events and these changes or the establishment and maintenance of a (meta- stable phenotype is not always well established [ 3].

This article discusses the common terms related to chemical measurement processes, the different methodologies of calibration (which are not always well established) and the role of chemical standards.

In conclusion, present data available for paediatric use of psychotropic agents emphasizes that safety and effectiveness are not always well established in particular for the treatment of chronic disorders (long term tolerability assessment).

The Eurasian tree sparrow has been introduced outside its native range, but has not always become established, possibly due to competition with the house sparrow.

Importantly, the use of IPD is not always well established.