Sentence examples for while well established from inspiring English sources
While well established, it is fair to say that Gross is not well known generally and the win, at a stroke, substantially raises his profile.
While well established for time independent behavior, the presence of a time dependent behavior can strongly affect both the loading and the unloading responses.
While well established in bacterial hosts, the effect of coding sequence variation on protein expression in mammalian systems is poorly characterized outside of viral proteins or proteins from distant phylogenetic families.
The MMT, while well established and likely more reproducible than a conventional meal, may not be a normal physiological stimulus.
While well established protocols are available for the validation of self-report based assessment tools there is no consensus on how to validate tools for observational assessment.
Other preventive measures such as prophylactic cranial radiotherapy, while well established in small-cell-lung cancer, is not routinely used in breast cancer, as no survival benefit was observed so far (Saip et al, 2009).
While it is well established that baby boys generally weigh more, the study said, no one was sure before whether their mothers took in more energy or used what they consumed more efficiently.
While it is well established that the presence of AIS is fairly sensitive for detecting ADHF [24], it is possible to have AIS without ADHF.
While there are well established guidelines for interaction via mouse and keyboard, new forms of interaction being devised for small handheld devices have yet to be standardised.
While it is well established that oriented fibers influence neurite outgrowth and Schwann cell migration, the mechanisms by which they influence these cells are still unclear.
While it is well established that women prisoners experience high levels of socioeconomic disadvantage, the policy discussion around short term, remand, and fine default imprisonments has not extended to consider the potential implications of these for children with incarcerated mothers.
