Sentence examples for hitherto based on from inspiring English sources
His own comments that "operas hitherto based on Oriental and Jewish subjects lacked true Oriental colour and scorching sun" go some way towards explaining the score's gorgeous orchestration, but fail to account for its shocking power.
Instead, the three Western countries purport that they have heeded the calls of Arab peoples, and are thus in the process of replacing their policies, hitherto based on exclusive partnerships with governments, with policies based on partnerships with peoples as well.
Hitherto based on the monograph for valerian the sum of VA and AVA contents is expressed as VA (Ph Eur. monograph 0453).
Further, the identification of these biomarkers has, hitherto, been based on our existing knowledge regarding dementia/AD pathophysiology, and agnostic omics-based approaches are just emerging.
Many synthetic hydrogels for cell encapsulation have hitherto been based on polyethylene glycol which is non-natural, non-biodegradable and only terminal-functionalizable, all of which are drawbacks for tissue engineering or cell delivery.
The diagnosis of PDAC has hitherto been based on the identification of tumor markers such as CEA, CK19‐9, CK7, and CK20, in conjunction with its histological and clinical characteristics.
Pharmacologic studies of MMC during HIPEC have hitherto been based on concentration analysis of blood, urine and abdominal perfusate collected during the procedure, but actual tissue concentrations have never been measured [ 13- 16].
Risk classification of genital HPV types has hitherto mostly been based on case control studies (Munoz et al, 2003).
Our results hitherto have been based on LFP spectra that were averaged across all contact pairs, so as to avoid selection bias.
Data on the HPV type-specific risk of cervical neoplasia has hitherto mostly been based on cross-sectional case control studies (Bosch et al, 1995; Clifford et al, 2003; Munoz et al, 2003).
The proof is based on hitherto unpublished expressions of inertial contributions in terms of orthogonal projectors.
