Sentence examples for gained hitherto from inspiring English sources

The experience gained hitherto suggests that the techniques developed through this work are appropriate for reconstructive surgery applied to other areas of the body.

We think that the hitherto gained results justify both symptomatic treatment of dementia and further research, as differential effects for Alzheimer's and vascular dementia are obvious and ginkgo is carried on being used as a complementary therapy in these disorders.

A painter's heirs have nothing to gain by authenticating hitherto unattributed works that are not in their possession.

The Conservatives, meanwhile, made some symbolic gains in hitherto hostile territory in the north of England.

Her hitherto unheralded stablemate Chriselliam gained a 28-1 success in the Fillies' Mile at Newmarket yesterday with a last-to-first run to which Rizeena had no riposte.

Reaching the hitherto un-reached has gained increasing priority, in part due to the global movement for attaining the Millennium Development Goals (MDG).

The E2 L2 region can also accommodate both coding and noncoding genomic segments, which may have gained access to the PV genomes through recombination events with hitherto nonidentified donors.

A further benefit to be gained is the great improvement in communications between the mainland and the hitherto somewhat isolated communities on the islands lying between the inlets; the new dams across the inlets will provide foundations for motor roads.

In England it was a great point gained at the Revolution, that the commissions of the judges, which had hitherto been during pleasure, should thenceforth be made during good behavior.

This interesting suggestion has not gained wide currency and merits closer scrutiny because it may point to hitherto unexplored intervention strategies.

He created a new directorate of evkâf (charitable endowments) in 1826, hoping to gain control of the hitherto independent financial base of ulama power.