Sentence examples for well-established mode from inspiring English sources

She acknowledged that the mosaic approach "is a common and well-established mode of analysis in the intelligence community," but that the legal system required more specific evidence.

The well-established mode for its regulation is to phosphorylate the 20 kDa myosin light chain (MLC 20) to activate myosin ATPase activity.

(A tactic Kivy does not consider is an attempt to hoist Levinson with his own contextualist petard, arguing that even if architectonic listening is non-perceptual it is a well-established mode of understanding pieces of music in the Western classical music world, and thus that to argue music must be understood primarily perceptually is to beg the question).

Eating ground beef is a well-established mode of STEC transmission, particularly for serotype O157 H7.

A well-established mode of reactivity for Davis' oxaziridines is the transfer of oxygen to secondary amines to yield hydroxylamines.

IL-1β robustly raised all six genes consistent with its well-established mode of action (Table 4).

Well-established modes of mechanical testing, such as unconfined compression or uniaxial tension, require samples with specific geometries and carefully controlled orientations.

The relative importance of this mechanism compared with more well-established modes of expression instability [5], such as the permanent loss or rearrangement of transgene copies, will depend on the amplitude and persistence of expression fluctuations, which are expected to be system-dependent.

Thus, the study of programmed cell death in yeast is arguably in a catch-up mode compared with other well-established model organisms.

The game lost appeal due to the failing of a well-established season mode that was deemed "disappointing".

In appreciating the well-established binding mode of the AnxA2 N-terminus to S100A10, the structure of the full complex is more speculative.