Sentence examples for More hitherto from inspiring English sources

Yes, it cost more – demanding that the passionate cinephile shell out to upgrade his or her collection – but it also offered more: hitherto unimaginable levels of visual and audio excellence.

In the not too distant future, more and more hitherto "dumb" physical objects – such as fridges and dishwashers – will be equipped with devices that allow them to communicate with the web, become part of the internet – and crucially, interact with us.

Alternatively, one or more hitherto uncharacterized mechanism(s) may causally underpin RCD in all its manifestations.

Based on the fascinating results obtained by Leontieva et al. [ 8], it can be speculated that nuclear TP53 might simultaneously transactivate the cell cycle-arresting factor CDKN1A and one or more hitherto unidentified anti-senescence (and perhaps pro-autophagic?) protein(s) that would operate similar to rapamycin, through the inhibition of MTOR.

Meanwhile, some fungal CYPs were arisen from horizontal gene transfer, indicating its important role, far more than hitherto thought, in the development of the diversified CYP superfamily.

Third, the model exploited much more than hitherto information on the health needs of each individual (diagnostic information recorded from previous inpatient records).

Alternatively, it is possible that Ikaros and Aiolos negatively control the transcription of one or more intermediate (hitherto unknown) transcription factors that normally repress c-Myc and/or IRF4 transcription.

That the president will be even more hobbled than hitherto?

Certainly at the world level there can be more hope than hitherto.

So far, he has recorded more than 230 hitherto unknown events.

It became clear after the Gulf war that the WMD ambitions of Iraq were far more extensive than hitherto thought.