Sentence examples for may hitherto from inspiring English sources

The impact of these and other clinical features that are not incorporated in the ICD-10 and DSM-IV on our understanding of AS may hitherto have been underestimated.

While it has previously been shown that inactivating mutations on kinases could lead to Peutz-Jeghers syndrome (Mehenni et al., 1998) or to pseudo-kinases throughout natural evolution (Zeqiraj and van Aalten, 2010), our results indicate that kinase inactivation may hitherto have been largely under-appreciated in the interpretation of cancer genomes.

That means they may obey hitherto unperceived extensions of the laws of physics.

The book is chock-full of detail about matters regarding which we may have hitherto thought we were adequately informed - the pity of war, the blundering efforts of doctors.

Moreover, on this theory, since any rule violation is to count as a fallacy this allows the possibility that there may be hitherto unrecognized "new fallacies".

We speculate that data structured and aligned in this way may yield hitherto undescribed patterns in other contexts, e.g., measurements on mother and fetus over the course of a pregnancy may vary by age of gestation, time until parturition, or total length of the pregnancy; growth and reproduction patterns over age may be conditioned on the life-span of an organism.

Our data suggest that SFR may enlighten hitherto unexplainable intracellular signaling alterations in genetic diseases where gain or loss-of-function mutations are observed.

Of importance, there may be hitherto unknown factors and/or random noise in the d' data unaccounted for by the model.

As 75% of living genera of all bats worldwide are found in the New Worlds tropics alone, further CoV surveillance in bats of additional species from different regions in the Western hemisphere may reveal hitherto undetected varieties of coronaviruses.

Together, this may indicate hitherto unknown interactions between leukemic cells and host compartments during chemotherapy.

This case illustrates that there may exist hitherto unknown connections between tubular and glomerular dysfunction in patients with nephrotic syndrome.