Sentence examples similar to the long established concept from inspiring English sources

The long-established concept of the 'iceberg of illness' 27 bears witness to this extensive activity long before policy extolled the version of an expert patient who is to be encouraged to self-manage.

The long-established concept of 'national innovation system' [ 61] does focus on national processes, having been used to show, for example, how the nature and degree of national state coordination of the development of biotechnology varied between the UK, US and Japan [ 62].

This short article represents our preliminary opinions and observations regarding this reintroduction of a long-established concept.

In this work we examine the concept of sloppiness, investigating its links with the long-established notions of structural and practical identifiability.

There's the long-established Lower East Side Tenement Museum on Orchard Street.

In one camp are the long-established players.

The powerhouse of the pro-single currency campaign will be provided by the long-established European Movement.

I love the cafe, which opened last year and is strongly modelled on the long-established store.

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But after the terrorist attacks, even the long-established Wyoming Muslims suddenly felt like strangers.

Mr. Obama seems to have cut the long-established ties between black voters and the Clintons.