Sentence examples for hitherto uncovered from inspiring English sources

And he isn't buying the company because he sees hitherto uncovered riches to be mined from newspapers.

Based on these rules hitherto uncovered, we developed a model allowing the prediction of sites more prone to carbonylation and hence of proteins more prone to carbonylation via direct MCO attack.

This might explain why we could not detect any sex differences in flight behaviour and it is possible that studies employing tests in free-flight conditions could reveal hitherto uncovered sex differences in flight performance.

Environmental transcriptomics uncovered hitherto unknown gene functions and unique regulatory patterns in EHEC.

Accordingly, interrogation of the breast cancer intrinsic subtype gene sets with the gene signatures of human MaSC-enriched, luminal progenitor, mature luminal and stromal populations uncovered hitherto unrecognized similarities between the basal-like and luminal progenitor gene signatures [ 15].

The reported studies have uncovered the hitherto unknown regulatory aspects of the P450 enzyme system in P. chrysosporium and generated useful expression tools and knowledge base to pursue further studies on functional analysis of the P450 contingent in this model white rot fungus.

Taken together, we have uncovered a hitherto unknown regulatory circuit that originates from the deficiency of the neuron specific transcription factor Nscl-2 with consequences for innervation of adipose tissue, which leads to accumulation of preadipocytes in vivo.

Here we identified Sac1 as a DVAP-binding protein and uncovered a hitherto unknown function of Sac1 in postembryonic synaptic maturation and neurodegeneration.

Molecular data [ 1, 2] have radically reconfigured many aspects of metazoan phylogeny, and in doing so have effected a renaissance in this area of evolutionary biology that has uncovered many hitherto unsuspected relationships.

By encouraging the patient to express any random thoughts that came associatively to mind, the technique aimed at uncovering hitherto unarticulated material from the realm of the psyche that Freud, following a long tradition, called the unconscious.

Even if the mutation is of a known gene for which a similarly acting mutation has already been identified, it can still uncover hitherto unidentified phenotypes associated with mutant alleles.