Sentence examples for well established no from inspiring English sources

Although the positive correlation between SES and health has already been well established, no consensus on how this correlation may change with age has been ascertained.

Onion Outdoor Well established No damage reported, despite known sensitivity to low pH conditions None required Taro Outdoor Seedbed preparation, not yet planted n/a Farmers delayed planting by several weeks to avoid ashy conditions.

We emphasize that, although the GMM-UBM approach is well established, no previous study has comprehensively considered three databases, one of which only appeared in 2016, nor the effect of such a wide range of NSN and handset effects.

China's courts have a mixed record on piracy, and free music downloads are so well established, no iTunes clone has been able to establish a foothold, but if Universal, Sony and Warner prevail in this case, it will encourage software companies like Microsoft and movie studios to follow suit.

Although the association between cervical insufficiency and preterm birth is well established, no study has at yet examined cervical insufficiency rates and risk by race.

Since the risk for transmission through aerosols generated when showering with possibly contaminated water is not well established, no recommendations were made in this regard.

2) "The safety and benefits of these ingredients are well established". Unfortunately, no long-term studies exist on either the safety or benefits of GMO ingredients, so Monsanto has no basis for making such a claim.

A viewing of the 1946 movie beforehand may enhance the "Mailman" experience, though the film noir clichés are so well established that no prior exposure is necessary.

In the resignation letter obtained by ScienceInsider, Gilman explained that the 3-year-old CPRIT is now well established and no longer needs him as a full-time science officer.

It is well established that NO is, at least in mice one of the most important IFN-γ induced anti-mycobacterial effectors of macrophages, but the killing mechanism has not been revealed.

In the healthy state and under pathologic conditions, it is well established that NO maintains skin homeostasis by regulating circulation, ultraviolet-mediated melanogenesis, sunburn erythema, and the maintenance of the protective barrier against microorganisms [8].