Sentence examples for hitherto it from inspiring English sources
Although learning strategies have been investigated in captive animals [22], [23], hitherto it has proven difficult to do so in a natural context without a means of isolating social learning.
Most importantly, hitherto it is unknown whether IIS reduction late in life, the stage at which most human neurodegenerative disorders onset, could provide protection from proteotoxicity.
Given the estimated prevalence (∼1 in 40,000) of RTHβ, with over 160 different TRβ mutations being recorded hitherto, it is highly likely that RTHα is more common but not fully ascertained, either because the disorder lacks a clearcut, diagnostic signature of biochemical abnormalities or is associated with unexpected phenotypes (e.g. autism spectrum disorder).
Hitherto it's been a hidden history, a neglected history, even though its contained in some other archives now we have a specialised archive that is not only going to showcase and preserve this collection but encourage people in the community to preserve and collect things, be it documents or oral accounts, that can contribute to this story.
Hitherto it has succeeded in drawing a line between them.
Hitherto it has been assumed that all our knowledge must conform to objects.
What is it about this mighty work that has hitherto consigned it to such undeserved obscurity?
It even hopes to sell inside the U.S., which has hitherto excluded it on antitrust grounds.
Viking; 416 pages; $27.95 A book that provides a new understanding of innovation, proving it to be more gradual, serendipitous, inevitable and evolutionary than we have hitherto given it credit for.The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer.
That said, Apple did provide a way for the music business to make a profit online, which had hitherto eluded it.
It may even be enough to convince Sweden's Royal Academy of Science to give Dr Hawking the Nobel prize that many think he deserves, but which a lack of experimental evidence has hitherto caused it to withhold.
