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well-established

[wel-i-stab-lisht] / ˈwɛl ɪˈstæb lɪʃt /








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He also noted that Amazon last year pulled the plug on its Fresh outlets in the U.K., and said the locations never stood out in a sea of well-established grocery chains.

From MarketWatch

Using a well-established fruit fly model, the research team discovered that a neuron's resistance to degeneration is closely tied to how it processes sugar.

From Science Daily

BYD has experienced a meteoric rise in the continent thanks to its relatively cheap lineup of electric and hybrid vehicles, creating stiff competition for both well-established domestic carmakers such as Volkswagen as well as foreign rivals like Tesla.

From The Wall Street Journal

These absences allow "other, more independent brands - smaller but well-established -- to gain greater visibility on the calendar", Feillard pointed out, citing French labels Lemaire and AMI as well as US designer Rick Owens.

From Barron's

"These findings suggest that the well-established 'adolescent synaptic pruning' hypothesis needs to be reconsidered," says Imai.

From Science Daily