Sentence examples for produce established from inspiring English sources

Birmingham's development as a commercial town was originally based around its market for agricultural produce, established by royal charter in 1166.

Though glucocorticoids produce established improvements in DMD patient outcome measures, their harsh side effects dramatically affect patients' quality of life.

As full-length proteins are often difficult to produce, establishing methods to study these interactions with shorter, bioactive peptides would be advantageous.

Later in his ruling, Noël underscores that this data had active uses, writing that "evidence was produced establishing that the processing and analysis of associated data has yielded some useful intelligence results.

Both had general stores, dealt in wheat, flour and produce, and established banks in their respective towns.

In today's world of accelerated change, technology is leveling the knowledge playing field, affording more people the opportunity to produce beyond established resources.

His comedies La Jeune Indienne (produced 1764; "The Young Indian Girl") and Le Marchand de Smyrne (produced 1770; "The Merchant of Smyrna") and a tragedy, Mustapha et Zéangir (produced 1776), established his reputation.

But Venice proved to be a turning point: the dozen prints Whistler produced there established him as a 19th-century master in the field.

In this paper, based on the field damage investigation in the earthquake-hit area, the relationship between different building structures and building waste produced is established and evaluated.

Freedom to evaluate all the evidence produced was established in Roman law but fell into disuse as a principle during the time of the formalistic Roman-canonical law of evidence that characterized the Middle Ages.

Before that period we find that in Courts of Law all the evidence in mercantile cases was thrown together; they were left generally to a jury and they produced no established principle.