Sentence examples for hitherto perceived from inspiring English sources

Fisheries biologists and marine ecologists, who had hitherto perceived little or no need to consider the history of the systems they were studying, were now challenged with the reality that equilibrium baseline conditions were difficult to define and that in any event present conditions were often strongly affected by earlier events.

The context for mounting screening as a public health intervention and attendant ethical issues may be more complex than hitherto perceived.

Therefore, the reliability of a conclusion drawn from a meta-analysis, despite standardly calculated confidence limits, may depend even more on the number of events and the total number of participants included than hitherto perceived [ 2- 8].

The enlargement of historical knowledge comes about largely through finding how to use as evidence this or that kind of perceived fact which historians have hitherto thought useless to them' (p. 247).

If a lead series cannot be optimized in multidimensional space, scaffold-rescuing is often perceived as back-up strategy to transfer hitherto available SAR into a new scaffold.

Most significantly, however, the friendship, suggesting a hitherto unrealised closeness between the police and News International, is itself threatening the perceived probity of the Metropolitan police and its commissioner, Sir Paul Stephenson.

Our findings provide insights into how women tend to overcome the perceived barriers posed by various negotiation mechanisms – an area of inquiry that has received little research attention hitherto.

For perceived advantage?

"It will be well perceived".

"Swaps are perceived as riskless.

Or, more accurately, perceived pressure.