Sentence examples for not completely established from inspiring English sources

In many parts of Southeast Asia, where the official Indian styles were not completely established (most of Borneo) or where they died out (colonies in Celebes), in inaccessible areas beyond the reach of dynastic influence, or on isolated islands, these earlier styles have survived unmodified.

The pathogenesis of diffuse sinonasal polyposis is still not completely established, possible explanations are osteitis, aeroallergens, fungal sinusitis and biofilms.

Chronic rhinosinusitis' pathogenesis is not completely established and there are some explanations for this disease, such as osteitis, superantigens, fungal-mediated hypersensitivity and, more recently, biofilms.

However, because measurement results differ depending on the shape of the superstructure and because bleeding can occur even if peri-implant tissue is healthy, implant probing is not completely established as a method to distinguish between healthy and inflamed sites [37, 38].

This suggests the presence of a barrier to genetic exchange between lineages, although the boundaries are not completely established, as is the usual case for bacteria [17].

The role of these binding sites is not completely established.

From our results, we can not completely establish if the downregulation of CD40 and CD59 are enough to pinpoint an impaired or abnormal immune response.

This suggests, but does not completely establish, that MLL/AF4 and other fusion proteins could be the cause of increased BCL-2 levels through direct upregulation of BCL-2 transcription.

"Buyers are concerned about buying in areas that aren't completely established because they're worried the Starbucks won't be coming," Ms. Griner said.

The causes of RA are not fully understood, and the treatment has not been completely established.

The role of dyslexia candidate genes have not been completely established, and with the exception of the KIAA0319 gene (Dennis et al. 2009), functional molecular mechanisms have not been described to explain genetic associations.