Sentence examples for not very well established from inspiring English sources
The source of gas is not very well established but is commonly associated with young magma intrusions (Arnorsson 1995; Gudmundsson and Arnorsson 2002).
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.
Cellular roles of Acd proteins are not very well established.
However, the pathogenic roles of CoNS colonising the gastrointestinal tract is not very well established.
Therefore, the relationship between exogenous thyroid hormone and cancer growth is still not very well established.
The whole concept of this kind of preventive screening is not very well established in the local Chinese population.
But the science isn't very well established in this regard either.
I am old enough and now very well established so the changes don't affect me so much.
This finding is not yet very well established in the literature on UE, although we are not the first investigators to report it.
"Up until now it really had not been very well established" that aspirin had long-term survival benefits for heart patients, said a co-author, Dr. Michael Lauer, clinical research director in the clinic's cardiovascular medicine department.
However, the results of this study confirm, that the details of care organization and coordination between service providers including rehabilitation facilities and nursing homes are very important and coordination does not happen automatically even within very well established national healthcare systems like the DHS.
