Sentence examples for well established only from inspiring English sources

Although the theoretical aspects of rainfall monitoring through microwave links are quite well established, only few practical applications have evaluated this technique in an operational setting.

Although the behavior of linear rotorcraft models have been well established, only recently has the behavior of a vehicle with non-linear characteristics been studied.

Though the role of fungal lignin peroxidases has been well established only in recent years, bacterial lignin degradation has gained importance.

Whereas dedicated trickery with NMR relaxation provides aspects of local dynamics, and 3D structure determination by NMR is well established, only recently have several attempts been made to formulate a more comprehensive description of the dynamics and the structural landscape of a protein.

Although the effect of the deformation on a single flow is well established, only few studies investigate the influence of a deforming seafloor on turbiditic sedimentation at larger scale of space (10 100 km in length) and time (0.5 10 My).

The Evolution of the Theory The origin of just war theory is usually traced to the writings of Augustine, though many of the theory's elements became well established only much later, during its "classical" period between the early 16th  and mid-17th centuries.

These approaches are well established, but applicable only to glass.

The cancer risks conferred by mutations in these genes are now well established, but together they explain only approximately 25% of the overall excess familial risk.

The risk factors for the development of GDM are well established, but of the major ones, only maternal obesity is potentially preventable or reversible.

Several successful screening programmes are already well established, but these are currently applicable only to common cancers such as the faecal occult blood test [ 1] for colorectal cancer, mammography for breast cancer [ 2] and, of course, cervical cytology for cervical cancer and dysplasia, which is becoming ever more sophisticated [ 3, 4].

Microarrays and targeted sequence analyses are already well established, not only for research, but also for clinical diagnosis [ 7].