Sentence examples for Known thus far from inspiring English sources

It is the only tool known thus far to integrate structural elements such as the sizing of storage tanks, estimated cost and quantitative environmental analysis.

"Because of that, the governing rule of what's going on below ground has been very poorly known". "Thus far," Hedin added, "everybody has quite naturally tried to understand how plants are organized by looking at above-ground traits.

"I doubt very much that it could be bioterrorism," Dr. Tipton said, a view shared by officials in Minnesota and at the centers, given what is known thus far.

Little is known thus far of the specific hunger mechanisms that ensure increased uptake, but good evidence exists that a nutrient deficiency causes a specific rise in responsiveness to food containing the substance needed.

An increasing number of studies have been devoted to studying the respiratory toxicity of carbon nanomaterials, but little information is known, thus far, on the biodistribution of these nanomaterials after inhalation or intratracheal instillation.

The first of those conversations, according to the evidence made known thus far, came when Libby met with Bob Woodward, an assistant managing editor of The Washington Post, on June 27 , 2003

The possibility exists that other membrane bound acid phosphatases, besides LdMAcP, the only acid ecto-phosphatase with known molecular identity thus far, may contribute to this activity.

I agree with Frank Rich that we are living in a time of "cultural bankruptcy" ["Where's Larry Kramer When We Need Him?," Oct. 5], and I am distressed that well-known playwrights have thus far not produced the reflective works about 9/11 that we clearly need.

Pan said: "The known impact of CoolReaper thus far is limited to China and Taiwan, but Coolpad's position in the market and global expansion plans mean this backdoor presents a threat to Android users all over the world.

Some of these phyla may be quite limited in their genetic diversity; for example, the genus Dictyoglomus is the only known representative of its phylum thus far [ 28].

Ebola is a disease that is usually absent from human populations, has been quickly stamped out in the past and in its worst recorded outbreak has thus far caused 3,000 known deaths (see article).