Sentence examples for still not established from inspiring English sources

However, therapeutic value and influence of prognosis of lymphadenectomy in prostate cancer is still not established.

We have still not established law and order in Afghanistan, which we "liberated" in 2001.

But long-term safety, especially for young brains, is still not established.

"The C.C.R.B. has, unfortunately, still not established itself as a credible investigative unit," said Norman Siegel, the Civil Liberties Union's executive director and a persistent critic of the review board, which he helped create in 1993.

Although hugely popular with young families, they are still not established on the political horizon where they need to be as much part of the landscape as doctors' surgeries or primary schools.

But with sarcopenia still not established as a treatable condition, "there is no real defined regulatory path as to how one would get approved in this area," said R. Alan Ezekowitz, a research executive at Merck.

But nearly three years after that overhaul became law, the Fed still has not established these regulations.

But the Pentagon still has not established a way to measure the effectiveness of these reforms, making it difficult for experts to determine whether safety has improved.

Despite the success of A Guy Works, MacColl still could not establish herself, not least because of her fear of live perfor mance.

However, FBG bonding techniques have still not been established to yield satisfactory surface measurements.

Its accuracy, compared with "the gold-standard" conventional elecroencephalogram (cEEG) is still not well established.