Sentence examples for has hitherto represented from inspiring English sources

In view of the ongoing debate, the aim of the present study was to perform meta-analytical assessment of medium- and long-term survival outcomes in patients with CPM treated with CRS and HIPEC compared with SC alone, which has hitherto represented the mainstay of treatment.

This concept was described by the British naturalist, with reference to his famous scheme, in the following words: "In the diagram, each horizontal line has hitherto been supposed to represent a thousand generations; but each may represent a million or more generations.

Unpredictable concurrent individual lifestyle changes in fact represent a relevant confounding factor which has hitherto flawed a number of medium and long-term studies in both pediatric and adult obese populations [ 4].

By sampling the subterranean fauna to capture the full spectrum of ant habitats and ecology, our data represent a broader inventory of ant species diversity and distribution than has hitherto been described.

The uprising has hitherto been fiercest in rural areas.

The post-colonial continent has hitherto been a colossal flop.

Of course, our government has hitherto publicly opposed being bombed.

But within them no challenge has hitherto been too daunting.

Washington has far less to lose from a trade war, and has hitherto talked tougher.

That support has hitherto been remarkably strong.

Modelling of this kind has hitherto not been reported.