Sentence examples for hitherto complete from inspiring English sources

An intuition that his metier lay in publishing was confirmed when he was taken on at Penguin after an interview with its founder, Allen Lane - despite his hitherto complete innocence of the field, and his enduring faintly elliptical take on the English language.

Hitherto, complete surgical removal of the colorectum was the only preventive method against colorectal cancer development in FAP patients.

OF the lunar theories hitherto completed the two greatest are undoubtedly those of Hansen and Delaunay.

Moreover, we evaluated the efficiency in terms of signaling cost of the NeMHIP protocol through analytical modeling, and verified that, with respect to signaling on equal terms of security support, NeMHIP is more efficient than HIP NEMO[4], hitherto the most complete solution that makes use of delegation of signaling rights.

This plate, showing a skeleton from the right side, proves to be the hitherto unknown and much more complete counterpart of the Wyoming Plate B. Careful study and comparison of the new and more complete plate indicates that the specimen cannot belong to Godinotia neglectus (see below).

There has been constant criticism throughout his tenure that Cook does not appear to be the one with complete authority, although hitherto his record had been first-rate.

It includes a considerable number of hitherto unpublished letters and the complete text of many that were bowdlerized by former editors for a variety of reasons.

The most obvious deficit in this research field hitherto is, however, the almost complete lack of intervention studies that include fathers.

Second, the discovery of PICH-positive threads in anaphase cells suggested that decatenation of centromeric chromatin might be completed later than hitherto assumed.

The relative simplicity of annealing allows for a much more complete treatment of some hitherto intractable problems initially addressed in Oyet and Wiens (J. Nonparametric Stat. 12 (2000) 837).

One group, hitherto not investigated in terms of complete plastome evolution, is the order Santalales, which is composed mostly of hemiparasites, but includes also autotrophs confined to three small families (Erythropalaceae, Strombosiaceae, and Coulaceae) and holoparasites in Balanophoraceae and Mystropetalaceae.