Sentence examples for indicating so far from inspiring English sources

vs HBOT2, indicating so far as SBP and ΔBP are concerned that HBOT3 values had not return to HBOT1 values.

Among those companies, only Fluor and Parsons have indicated so far that they plan to make bids by the Aug. 14 deadline.

There is no tradition of American military bases in Pakistan, and the United States has not indicated so far that such bases are needed to provide air support.

New Jersey Transit issued a statement saying its investigation into the derailment has indicated so far that human error may have caused the accident.

Prosecutors are planning to call as witnesses most of Adelphia's former directors, who have all indicated so far that they were unaware the family was using the loan to buy the company's stock.

This summer, in a talk entitled "Poke Me: How Social Networks Can Both Help and Harm Our Kids," delivered at the annual conference of the American Psychological Association, the psychologist Larry D. Rosen of California State University at Dominguez Hills enumerated what studies have indicated so far.

That pressure will build over time if the Welsh government decides to extend that protection beyond the two years it's indicated so far".

And there is nothing to indicate so far that clickthrough rates or other conventional advertising metrics will perform any better on a promoted Tweet than in a search ad.

Although, as was just said, the community view is not easily reconciled with part of Wittgenstein's text, the matter is less clear than has been indicated so far.

All the above — and I'll have more for you in the coming days — indicates so far as your humble servant can divine from lumpy tea sediment that Microsoft hasn't changed its course in betting that a unified Windows experience across device classes with a firm shared application development environment is a strategy worth following.

Our data indicated so far that epidermal progenitors undergo apoptosis in the absence of Setd8 independent of whether c-Myc was overexpressed or not.