Sentence examples for not yet been changed from inspiring English sources
For instance, while this study was being conducted, CBD in Kenya had already been piloted but policy had not yet been changed.
The VTA2 gene analyses corroborated that the two isogenes VlVTA2- 1 and VlVTA2- 2 are completely conserved within all nine V. longisporum A1xD1 isolates derived from Europe and America and have not (yet) been changed during geographical separation.
It should be noted that the nomenclature for NOD/LtJ and NOD/LtDvs was changed in 2007 by addition of the source colony descriptor "Shi"; although the MrkTac and BomTac substrains share this common origin, their substrain nomenclatures have not yet been changed to reflect this.
Most low-grade lymphomas relapse over time, regardless of the initial response obtained and early salvage therapy has not yet been proven to change survival.
But one of the most important aftershocks has not yet been felt: The change in control means the Democrats will wield investigative power.
To the authors' knowledge, multitemporal LiDAR has not yet been applied to changes of urban forest carbon.
"There has not yet been a noticeable change in the way hospital food is produced, prepared, cooked and served".
Although OPG has not yet been correlated with changes in protease expression in the context of primary breast tumors, correlations have already been shown in other tissues.
Unlike FEV1, a generally accepted minimal clinically important difference has not yet been identified for changes of IC following a therapeutic intervention, even though an increase of 100 mL can be considered to be potentially clinically meaningful [ 27].
A challenge is to link these expression changes to adaptive variation in plasticity; population differences in gene expression under different conditions may indicate adaptive changes in plasticity, but expression changes have not yet been clearly linked mechanistically to such changes.
Some smaller channels, like FitTV and the Military Channel, have not yet been singled out for change.
