Sentence examples for not very established from inspiring English sources

"Triathlon … is still not very established in Iran, to date women do not participate in triathlons," she said.

The chemistry of rutherfordium is not very established and therefore the rest of the section deals only with titanium, zirconium, and hafnium.

This means it could be hard to find an adviser willing to work with you if your portfolio isn't very established.

The history of organized racing in other ancient civilizations is not very firmly established.

The relevant process knowledge, especially for newer routes, is not very well established, resulting inconsistent or inappropriate rapid tooling (RT) process selection and mold design incompatibility.

The source of gas is not very well established but is commonly associated with young magma intrusions (Arnorsson 1995; Gudmundsson and Arnorsson 2002).

Cellular roles of Acd proteins are not very well established.

Therefore, the relationship between exogenous thyroid hormone and cancer growth is still not very well established.

However, the pathogenic roles of CoNS colonising the gastrointestinal tract is not very well established.

The whole concept of this kind of preventive screening is not very well established in the local Chinese population.

The cellular roles of the Acd genes are not very well established, but their homologs in rice and Arabidopsis have been shown not to be involved inheat shock responsive (HSR) [ 12].