Sentence examples for to be established through from inspiring English sources
The G2/M checkpoint appears to be established through two distinct steps: immediate establishment of the checkpoint, and maintenance of prolonged arrest (Taylor and Stark, 2001).
The government was meant to be temporary and to be replaced by a Palestinian state, which was to be established through negotiations with Israel.
This comparison demonstrates the potential for new magnetocaloric material systems to be established through structural control and optimization at the atomic-, nano- and microscales.
This is a show that trusts its audience enough for a key plot point to be established through words written in unsubtitled Latin in the condensation on a coach window.
For example, a number of years ago the FDA approved Marinol [THC medication prescribed to treat nausea caused by chemotherapy], and in order to do so, proper dosage had to be established through clinical trials.
The adequacy of the approach has yet to be established through third-party testing, says Larry Hornak, director of the Center for Identification Technology Research at West Virginia University.
Identify the image resolutions for which diagnostic acceptability is to be established, either through clinical trials or by means of an incremental quality assurance (QA) system.
"My sense is he is no way competent to stand trial," Dr. Miner told the judge, recommending that he be returned to Bridgewater to see if his competency could be established through further treatment.
Some might object that God could have created virtuous people without their having to go through the troubles that afflict our present existence, that dispositions to good behavior need not be established through suffering (Mackie 1955, 205 06).
This is especially true if woodlots are to be established without fencing provided through outside assistance.
Evidence of such transfers remains to be established, however, notably through the analysis of more variable molecular sequences of the symbionts.
