Sentence examples for have so far been defined from inspiring English sources

It uses between 8 and 32 bits to represent each character, theoretically providing support for 4.3 billion unique characters, symbols or glyphs though in practice it is limited to 1.1m symbols, of which more than 100,000 have so far been defined, including the cuneiform characters of Sargon's time.

Former Texas congressman Beto O'Rourke's still-young campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination has so far been defined by two things — a predilection for standing on tables and an energetic base of support.

But inference the way it has so far been defined is flawed for a number of other reasons.

Jeb Bush's halting response has so far been defined chiefly by that familiar silver foot in his mouth.

Therefore, to facilitate the track of our newly introduced names we refer to Table S5 which details for every founder haplotype a citation for the smallest enclosing clade that has so far been defined plus any new sub classification that was introduced in this study.

In addition to endogenous TLR ligands, exogenous ligands derived from infections might potentially also play a role in RA, although no ligand has so far been defined.

This study also provides novel insights into the population structure of E. faecium, which has so far been defined by MLST.

This review focuses on parameters that have so far been used to define a response to CRT.

Fairly simple phenotypes have so far been used as stem cell markers, defined by the presence of a maximum of 10 to 12 antigens or by the presence of a particular cell function, such as transmembrane efflux (SP population) [ 6] or enzymatic activity (aldehyde dehydrogenase) [ 7].

Studies comparing defined surfaces have so far been focused on identifying culture conditions that were equally effective as MEF- or MatrigelTM-based systems at reaching the fundamental goals of hPSC culture such as promoting cell adhesion, proliferation and expression of key pluripotency markers [ 15, 16, 74].

have so far been neglected.