Sentence examples for not yet elapsed from inspiring English sources

Under the new rules he would have had to disclose the conviction when he applied to Imperial because the five-and-a-half-year time limit had not yet elapsed.

A second issue with the assessment of timeliness is that in cases when the illness onset occurred on the day before the survey or on the day of survey, sufficient time had not yet elapsed for this outcome to occur.

At the point of final data collection, the duration of use of Florence was unknown for one patient and 6 months had not yet elapsed since recruitment for five patients (see figure 1).

Although no infections/diseases were observed in rats maintained on the therapy for 15 continuous weeks, nor in RA dogs treated for more than 2.5 years (Paulos CP, Varghese B, Vlashi E, Low PS, Widmer WR, and Breur GJ), unpublished observations), sufficient time has not yet elapsed to conclude that long-term defects will not emerge during continuous treatment.

The weak signal for loss of genetic variation in the Cross River gorilla population is consistent with the recent population bottleneck we identified, as the number of generations elapsed may not yet have been sufficient to significantly reduce levels of heterozygosity or allelic richness.

More than thirty years elapsed since a protein, not yet called p53 at the time, was detected to bind SV40 during viral infection.

The median could not yet be determined for Zytiga because not enough time had elapsed.

The Turkish reply has not yet been received by the Powers, and it is likely that several days will elapse before it is forthcoming.