Sentence examples for well-established point from inspiring English sources

To balance the well-established point of view, there are "unselfish" reasons not to have children.

Increasing age is well known as an independent risk factor for the development of atherosclerosis [ 31, 32], and, therefore, according to a well-established point of view, atherosclerosis can be considered as a disease of aging [ 31, 32].

The relation between clinical outcome and TRG is a well-established point; in fact, some authors suggested that the degree of pathologic response might represent a new outcome end point for prognosis after resection of CLMs (Blazer et al, 2008; Gruenberger et al, 2012).

Perhaps most importantly, once the parameters of a continuous-time system have been estimated, the model can (in theory) be solved for any time interval (on all these well-established points, see Gandolfo 1981).

Fischer, whose opposition to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) causes is well-established, pointed to a National Institutes of Health study which will reportedly examine why lesbians have a higher obesity rate than both gay men and heterosexual women in his argument.

These optimal design problems can be reformulated as convex optimization form as the second-order cone programming and solved efficiently via the well-established interior point method.

We show that the design of the weight vector of robust supergain beamformer can be reformulated as a form of second-order cone programming and resolved efficiently via the well-established interior point method.

The samples softened as the temperature approached the well-established melting point, at around 170 °C, which was evidenced by a very distinct, rapid drop of the probe rod into sample as it melted.

Scores were based on a standardized well-established penalty point system.

We found that the well-established R80A point mutant of Vpr, which lacks G2,M arrest activity [ 44], failed to increase Cdk1 and CyclinB1 association with 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3P; Fig. 3B, top row).

But because IQ is a well-established end point used in cost benefit and economic analyses of the effects of environmental contaminants, establishing the dose response relationship for IQ is a first step in quantifying the benefits of reducing mercury exposure.