Sentence examples for well established ways from inspiring English sources

The idea brings a number of well established ways of working with young people to the fore.

There are two well established ways to control or attenuate age-associated disorders: these are the inhibition of the insulin/IGF1 signalling pathway and CR, both of which potentiate AMPK activation and inhibit TORC1 (Narasimhan et al, 2009).

This is a well established way of resolving disputes, appropriate for the internet age.

10-fold CV, another well established way to evaluate classifier performance [ 30], was chosen instead of LOOCV for SVM due to the computational requirements of SVM.

For the most part, gasoline engines operate close to stoichiometry because of the high power density and the easy after treatment through the very well established three-way catalytic converter technology.

We can embrace general capabilities that are particularly important in the 21st Century without abandoning well established discipline based ways of knowing.

Music synchronisation – having songs placed in ads, TV shows, films and games – is well established as a way to generate significant fees, but it's also a way to promote new artists and revive catalogue songs.

"It's well established in the way that we now understand the mind-body connection," said Dr. Stuart Brodsky, director of the Westside Veterinary Center in Manhattan.

But it's well established that the way choices are framed often has a huge impact on the decisions people make.

Increasing physical activity levels is well established as a way to improve fitness and health outcomes in young people.

This 'narrative summary' or 'narrative synthesis' is a very well established and robust way of linking two sets of review findings, especially when those sets of findings are philosophically incommensurable and/or address different research questions within a single study (hence do not lend themselves to a 'technical' approach to combining findings).