Sentence examples for occurrence so far from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, that has been a rare occurrence so far.

The earliest known occurrence so far is in a German work, Lucas Moser's Tiefenbronn Altarpiece of 1432 [15], while the earliest among the National Gallery paintings was in a Netherlandish work, The Arnolfini Portrait by Jan van Eyck, painted only 2 years later in 1434 (Fig. 1) [8].

Its occurrence so far from the ocean has been described as "curious", and the species was "probably a Pleistocene relic".

This is based on observations such as the abundant distribution of the shorter form of urea amidolyase, i.e., urea carboxylase, as well as the single occurrence so far of urea amidolyase (the long form) in bacteria, coupled with the rarity of both forms of urea amidolyase in eukaryotes except in the fungal kingdom, in some green algae, and in Hydra.

Existing methods for co-occurrence evaluation so far have not considered the overall heterogeneity of CNA per tumor, resulting in a preferential detection of frequent changes with limited specificity for each association due to the high genetic instability of many samples.

The genetic differentiation among most of the sequences was moderated, although highly divergent haplotypes were recorded in some localities in the West of our study area, suggestive of the occurrence of a new so far undescribed species.

Since the patient is still stable on follow-up according to imaging and biochemical means 6 months after the occurrence of the PNS, so far we have no indication that the PNS represents an early sign of disease recurrence.

Thus, both of what are arguably the two most radical (and certainly the most fateful) evolutionary innovations in the history of life (symbolic thinking and sedentary lifestyles) were both very recent occurrences, well within the (so far rather short) tenure of H. sapiens.

These changes potentially influence the occurrence of preferential flow, which so far has been little studied.

So far, the occurrence of the epitope has not been assessed in China, where the prevalence of chronic HBV infection is high.

Although the results of clinical intervention trials of β carotene to prevent lung cancer, and of dietary augmentation with fibre or fruit and vegetables to reduce the occurrence of colonic polyps have so far been negative, a structured path for the development of diet-derived constituents as cancer chemopreventive agents is emerging.