Sentence examples for has yet referred from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly enough, no study has yet referred to the possible different neural sensibility when loading is imposed immediately after or together with the placement of the implants.

The shape of the infra-angular ridge is not known in Giganotosaurus and Carcharodontosaurus, because no splenial material has yet been referred to these taxa.

The mining proposal is currently before the Queensland government but has yet to be referred to the federal government for assessment under the EPBC Act.

Cindy Toland of West Hartford, who along with her husband, Neil, is trying to adopt from China, has yet to be referred a specific child.

Any case against accomplices will be put together by an investigating magistrate, and police have not yet referred any of the suspects to that team.

Upon failure of a second medical treatment, 84% of physicians who had not yet referred the patient to a gynecologist did so.

Chelsey: "I love how they've yet to refer to this as the final battle, like we don't know it's the last one and we don't know that X-Tina will be stealing the loser".

Better known as "monopoly pricing" to United States antitrust officials, who indicted De Beers in a 1994 case that has yet to be resolved, this refers to De Beers's use of its dominance in rough diamonds to manipulate the global supply and keep prices high.

Neuronal avalanches observed experimentally in physiological networks are so called because they have sizes which are distributed according to a power-law and while the size distribution of the burst activity in this network has yet to be presented we will refer to the activity throughout the rest of this paper as avalanches due to their discrete burst behaviour.

The development has yet to be named but has previously been referred to as the 'cultural quarter'.

The bill has been referred to the Ways and Means committee and has yet to receive a vote.