Sentence examples for hitherto studied from inspiring English sources

No study has hitherto studied the relative accuracy or safety of the two techniques.

Hollandite-type compounds have hitherto studied as the one-dimensional fast ionic conductor [1, 2, 3], as the nuclear waste immobilizers [4, 5] and as NO x reduction catalysts [6, 7].

Plant RBRs have not been hitherto studied as a whole, but the available data suggest that the evolutionary dynamics of this family in plants may be very different from that described in animals.

In contrast to the hitherto studied freestanding thin polymer films, the films we study are characterized by lifetimes on the order of 1 day, while reaching thicknesses on the 10 nm scale.

Other studies have examined spatial effects in signalling which had been hitherto studied in purely temporal settings: these include studies of spatial effects in oscillating systems (Hes1 and p53-Mdm2) [ 4] and MAPK cascades [ 21].

RNA-sequencing, which provides potentially phylogenetically informative genes (Wang et al. 2009) and has been successfully used in several deep phylogenomic studies (Kocot et al. 2011; Fernández et al. 2014; Weigert et al. 2014), requires high-quality RNA for library construction (table 3) which was not available for most of the hitherto studied glycerid specimens.

Hitherto, studies on polyploidy mechanism were conducted on natural and resynthesized B. napus using proteomic, transcriptome, and cytogenetic analyses [ 6, 10, 29, 31, 39, 43].

In processing of the T-RFLP data, cluster analysis [ 34, 36, 37], which hitherto studies have frequently applied did not seem to work when applied to five groups in this study.

Influencing the regional ligament entheseal attachment angle is the shape of the entheseal tidemark's surface which, to our knowledge, has not hitherto been studied.

A study of the formation of epicormic branches on suppressed beech trees revealed developmental sequences that had not hitherto been studied in depth.

Whether the somatosensory system, like its visual and auditory counterparts, is comprised of parallel functional pathways for processing identity and spatial attributes (so-called what and where pathways, respectively) has hitherto been studied in humans using neuropsychological and hemodynamic methods.