Sentence examples for something was established from inspiring English sources
How many neutral movements of TEs and neutral mutations in them had to take place before something was established that could be subject to traditional natural selection and explain the arising of a new network, if we operate under the assumption that it is accidental mutation and natural selection that explain things, and does this explanation make sense?
Through rigorous scientific research, when something is established beyond the point of reasonable doubt, it is the responsibility of the scientific community to report to and educate the wider community.
"It's something that was established about seven or eight years ago.
These exceptions are based on the state where your parents' company insurance policy was established ― something their company's insurance plan administrator can tell you.
Responses to the interview questions "Did something change for you when it was established with certainty that you had SCCH?" and "Did you feel better or worse than before the diagnosis?" overlapped and were therefore combined.
"He wants something that's two to three years old, something that's established but still considered new".
"It's something he's established," Mike Sullivan, the quarterbacks coach, said recently.
Her approach is thus naturalistic because it is a sort of anthropological investigation; and the result of the investigation is neither a necessary truth nor something that is established a priori.
"The doctrine of history as struggle is at once the liberal and the scientific part of Marxism; the doctrine of socialism as something to be established ('classless society') is its servile part" (SEP, 339).
The other part is keeping Samberg's character from coming across as a buffoonish detective — something that is established in the pilot's cold open.
