Sentence examples for not so well established from inspiring English sources

However, this method is not so well established and documented.

The application in heterogeneous materials, like low-strength mortars, is not so well established due to the irregularity of the drilling profiles yielded.

I practice the basic tenet of mastering technologies that have made big enough a splash to stay around for a while, but that are not so well established that everyone is using them.

On the contrary, LNCaP cells are traced by ZO-1 staining with dots as a clear indication of not so well established tight junctions.

MicroRNAs (miRNAs) and their role during tumor development have been studied in great detail during the last decade, albeit their expression pattern and regulation during normal development are however not so well established.

Risk factors for ICC, on the other hand, are not so well established given that approximately 90% of ICC patients lack a recognized risk factor for the disease [ 12].

With four years under their belts they are most dangerous: just powerful enough to have a chance at the main prize, but not yet so well established as to have lost their hunger.

A third possible advantage, which has not been so well established, is the timeliness of OTC sales relative to other observable events that might occur when the public health is threatened.

His credibility is so well established that his background isn't questioned.

105 The effectiveness of vitamin A supplementation is so well established that further placebo controlled studies are not required.

You can't help wondering why he bothers working elsewhere, when he is so well established in theatre.