Sentence examples for hitherto described from inspiring English sources
The designs of such dry docks are no different from those hitherto described.
RCVS associated with autonomic dysreflexia (AD) is not hitherto described.
The fossils have been compared with extant and other fossil species hitherto described in this genus.
According to characterization by LSU and ITS rDNA sequences and culture morphology and micromorphology, the species differed from the species hitherto described in Sarocladium.
It was "referable to none of the species hitherto described", but was so badly disintegrated that Robson could not even determine its sex.
Liver abnormalities associated with TS hitherto described [2] include steatosis and steatohepatitis, which are relatively common in this syndrome, and are considered to be the result of overweight status, impaired insulin secretion, and diabetes mellitus [10].
Elias said: "Statements to this inquiry now suggest perhaps a greater degree of deliberation than has hitherto been described".
By writing and working through, Capote, the spiritual waif as a child with no real fixed address, found his focus, or perhaps, mission: to articulate all that which his circumstances and society had hitherto not described, especially transience, and those moments of heterosexual love or closeted, silent homoeroticism, that sealed people off, one from the other.
The results obtained by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy give evidence of a negative differential resistance in the fuel cell, hitherto not described in the literature, which can be related to the appearance of oscillations during galvanostatic methanol electro-oxidation.
The genetic origin of populations living in this state is poorly understood and hitherto been described at low molecular resolution level.
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.
