Sentence examples for not yet accumulated from inspiring English sources

Cold weather, rusty batters, pitchers who've not yet accumulated a season's worth of emotional baggage — pitchers just seem to have the jump on batters in April and May.

Despite clues gleaned from the prior cases, officials in the Justice Department and the Manhattan district attorney's office have not yet accumulated enough evidence to open a formal investigation into the Chinese banks, the officials said.

"The evidence suggests that top income earners today are not 'rentiers' deriving their incomes from past wealth, but rather are 'working rich,' highly paid employees or new entrepreneurs who have not yet accumulated fortunes comparable to those accumulated during the Gilded Age," Mr. Saez writes.

For example, recent publications from young scientists have not yet accumulated citations.

Our results suggest that interactions between sperm and egg require substantial divergence to prevent fertilization, and this level of divergence has not yet accumulated between many toad species.

At the time we had not yet accumulated a suitable number of patient samples with low-level sIgE to verify this assumption.

Although it may not be advisable for investors to always be 100percentt invested, or perhaps they haven't yet accumulated a lot of wealth, waiting to invest could still result in lost income.

Thus, according to UN Population estimates, many Asian countries currently record much lower crude mortality rates than their European and American counterparts, having reduced infection-related mortality but not having yet accumulated substantial population proportions of older people (36).

These low overall rates are demographically driven in populations experiencing rapid life expectancy increases, but not yet having accumulated larger proportions of older people.

Patten has pointed out that enough data for genetic studies in man have not yet been accumulated to be definitely informative, that specific mating is not feasible, and that the heterozygous human germ plasm makes definite conclusions as to the importance of intrinsic and extrinsic factors most difficult.

The rest of the NIAID dataset are treated as 'partial positives' examples since not enough evidence is yet accumulated for them to be considered as direct interactions but they are likely candidates.