Sentence examples for hitherto developed from inspiring English sources
Health sector strategies were hitherto developed and in the process of implementation in four provinces of Pakistan.
Actually many of the hitherto developed IGF-1R TK inhibitors have also caused substantial inhibition of the IR.
No evidence-based drug-prevention programs have hitherto been developed and implemented in any schools in Suriname [ 2].
So many optical glasses (over 300 different refractive types) have been developed hitherto that it is difficult to choose a state-of-the-art glass combination quickly.
The Smith predictor is not a suitable control scheme for this class of systems and special approaches developed hitherto are not practically applicable due to their poor robustness and complicated design and structure.
Not every financial instrument has a deep and liquid market, and models are inexact.The crux of the problem is that the systems of accounting that have developed hitherto are mixed bags of both historic costs, which do not change with time, and fair values, which can vary a great deal.
The nitrilase mediated processes developed hitherto for the conversion of N-substituted aromatic nitriles (cyanopyridines) have not been commercialized due to low substrate tolerance, low product yield and slower conversion rates.
Based on these rules hitherto uncovered, we developed a model allowing the prediction of sites more prone to carbonylation and hence of proteins more prone to carbonylation via direct MCO attack.
Furthermore, even if such yields could be obtained, replacement of the fossil oil consumed today would require around 80 million ha of ponds to be constructed world-wide, controlled growth in these ponds achieved, and harvest and extraction facilities of hitherto unseen dimensions developed.
She's developed a hitherto unnoticed belief in gay marriage.
A problem for the United States, noted by the authors of the report, is that the so-called emerging market economies — notably China, Brazil and India — appear poised to climb the value chain into the higher value-added segments hitherto kept in the developed economies.
