Sentence examples for hitherto low from inspiring English sources

Unfavourable conditions for artists, apart from the hitherto low art prices, include hard-to-obtain studio space and high rents.

His hitherto low profile, and his status within his party, rose last month when he ran the by-election campaign that ended with a fairground-sized swing in the popular vote, a whopping Conservative majority and proof that the Tories could win in metropolitan areas north of London.

A reason for the hitherto low industrial production of sugar esters by enzymes is the low solubility of sugars in non-polar organic solvents, in which lipases show their esterification activity.

In all these countries new social policies are emphasizing children, women, and family, a policy sector that, unlike pension and health care, has been hitherto low on the government's policy priority list, traditionally considered a private matter rather than public policy concern.

This study offers some explanations for the hitherto low impact of England's patient survey programme.

Insufficient migration of effector T lymphocytes may considerably account for the hitherto low clinical efficiency of clinical immunotherapy.

Actually, according to the Bank Credit Analyst newsletter's respected "Financial Stress Index", they are even worse: the risk of financial turbulence has not been this high since the American banking crisis in 1990 (see chart).The implosion of the corporate-debt markets has now sucked in the hitherto low-risk commercial-paper market, in which investment-grade companies do short-term borrowing.

Hitherto, the low cost of mass telemarketing has made their services seem expensive.

This is important because it has been assumed hitherto that low concentrations of testosterone in obesity are due to an increase in aromatase activity and a parallel increase in estradiol concentrations, which suppress the hypothalamo-hypophyseal-gonadal axis.

Further research in this area appears especially recommendable, since these non-CYP-mediated oxidoreductase activities may turn out to have a higher impact in the cutaneous oxidative xenobiotic metabolism compared with the hitherto observed low activities of xenobiotic-metabolizing CYPs in the skin, as pointed out above.

Other transition metal bearing oxide phases have recently been shown to exhibit large, hitherto unknown low-temperature heat capacity anomalies [22 31] and the aim of this paper is to investigate low-temperature heat capacities for NiTiO3, CoTiO3, and CoCO3.