Sentence examples for was definitively established from inspiring English sources

A provincial parlement was definitively established at Toulouse in 1443, and there were to be others at Grenoble and Bordeaux.

This office began to emerge during the long chief ministry (1721 42) of Sir Robert Walpole and was definitively established by Sir William Pitt later in the century.

Physical medicine was definitively established through the American physician Howard A. Rusk's efforts to rehabilitate wounded soldiers during and after World War II.

It was not until 1976 that the charm quark was definitively established, in part because nature had an unexpected surprise, which no one had anticipated: a third variety of lepton exists.

Before the trial was definitively established, preliminary studies were conducted under the same conditions and using the same materials in order to determine the CSB dose for the evaluations, which included doses between 0.1 and 5%% of LRC and which resulted in the selection of the 0.1 and 1 % doses.

The novel strategy of SMDC described here allowed the study of immediate short-term effects, before the mutant phenotype was definitively established.

Only recently, with more advanced laboratory techniques, has this role been definitively established and expanded upon.

Now, because the new relationships of injustice have been definitively established.

It is an observational study, not a randomized trial, so cause and effect cannot be definitively established.

I am truly hopeful that a test will be done so this fact can be definitively established," the statement said.

But he added: "The link between the symptoms and eating of the sprouts so far has not been definitively established".