Sentence examples for hitherto established from inspiring English sources

The key point is that hitherto, established community development has not succeeded in influencing such policies sufficiently.

For primer selection the locus of a potential 265A > G single nucleotide polymorphism was omitted; this locus is covered by the oligonucleotide PCR primers from most of the hitherto established MDR1 genotyping methods.

However, hitherto established questionnaires did not focus on these symptoms.

Hitherto established self-report questionnaires concern social understanding (Autism Quotient, AQ, [ 19]), repetitive behavior (AQ), empathy (Empathy Quotient, EQ, [ 20]) and systemized thinking (Systemizing Quotient, SQ, [ 21]).

Developmental toxicity in vitro assays have hitherto been established as stand-alone systems, based on a limited number of toxicants.

With some rare exceptions, no clear factors have hitherto been established to indicate which patients will respond best to these drugs, except that the reduction in HbA1c is predictably greater when baseline HbA1c is higher.

The brief exploration of the literature on digital scholarship and faculty development conducted hitherto should establish the conditions to discuss the research question are faculty development strategies hindered by the lack of a cohesive view in the research on digital scholarship?

But he surprised me nonetheless, putting a daring, devastating twist on a screen persona — the amiably glib American suburbanite — that he has hitherto so comfortably established, dredging up reserves of coiled rage and self-loathing spite beneath the bland jocularity.

And if the precedent is established that hitherto unitary states can be broken up by force, then his country and several others will be in deadly danger.

Although these structures are vulnerable to creep, shrinkage and thermal effects, a thorough understanding of their time-dependent behaviour has hitherto not been fully established.

A thorough understanding of their nonlinear time-dependent behaviour, as well as the development of comprehensive analytical models for their analysis, has hitherto not been fully established and further studies are required.