Sentence examples for hitherto needs from inspiring English sources

The contribution of new cellular events, not recognized hitherto, needs to be better understood for predictive models.

Senator Graham maintains that there is a "dark side" to Saudi Arabia exemplified by 9/11 and its aftermath that the American public need to know about and which has hitherto been concealed.

This is new: hitherto need, rather than a fixed limit, has determined the parameters of state aid.

The Dutch president of the IGC, Michiel Patijn, went round the table to ask for views on which articles of the treaties, hitherto needing unanimity, should now be subject to majority vote.

Although most cloud-based applications have hitherto been enterprise-style, there is an emerging need for hosting real-time streaming applications in the cloud that demand both high availability and low latency.

First, persuade people of a hitherto unnoticed need; then sell them a product that meets that need; and then, inexorably, keep cranking up the level of need and the price they must pay to have it met.

The e-Science challenge posed is that the data was gathered by many observatories and communities that have hitherto not needed to work together.

The Center covers a hitherto unmet need for expert diagnosis and treatment of immunodysregulatory and immunodeficiency syndromes both in children and adults.

The mixed picture in relation to the increasing rate of hospitalisations in both states may suggest that the Aarogyasri and, in particular, the RSBY scheme which covers common hospital procedures are addressing a large hitherto unmet need for inpatient care.

† A facile and generally accessible methodology for the site-selective dual modification of proteins is a hitherto unmet need and offers a wide range of possibilities for development of new approaches to chemical biology and for therapeutic development.

This and a trend towards lower preoperative PSA values and stage over the last 10 years suggests there is a continuing but hitherto unmet need for reliable outcome data from large treatment series to document cancer control rates following RP with curative intend in the UK.