Sentence examples for present hitherto from inspiring English sources

We would like to present hitherto unreported connection between values of electrical parameters obtained by both methods.

Thus, epidemiological studies on ARFID present hitherto heterogeneous results in various clinical samples, ranging from 13 29 % of children and adolescents presenting to child and adolescent eating disorder services.

It is not too big, at just two rooms; it presents hitherto unseen works by a famous artist, and comes with an eye-opening catalog with new research.

Indeed, the need for organisations to easily switch cloud providers with their data alongside have been a consistent theme throughout the discussion presented hitherto.

The implications of these findings are discussed with regard to the general practicability of an FFC cell and with regard to the soundness of the mathematical models presented hitherto on the ionic transport in FFC cells.

In the light of the findings presented hitherto, we deem it important to stress the survival benefit of early PCI after cardiac arrest not only due to definite STEMI and to raise awareness among EMS personnel to transport OHCA-patients to hospitals in which early PCI, as well as other components of post-resuscitation care, can and will be performed at any time.

The results presented hitherto were inferred from analysis of responses of mouse macrophages to various TLR stimuli.

This means that dressing, bathing and picking up objects that have fallen, including crutches, present obstacles hitherto unconsidered.

In his introduction to the poem, Bragg writes that he regards Birthday Letters as Hughes' finest achievement: "It is a privilege to present a hitherto unpublished but crucial poem from that series... Carol directed me to this specific poem.

3) Patients aged ≥65 years who present with hitherto unrecognized renal failure requiring immediate dialysis will be eligible if their renal failure is deemed permanent by the treating nephrologist, and if dialysis is intended to be an indefinite treatment.

Indeed, we present a hitherto unprecedented role of Aven in promoting proliferation and long-term survival of leukemic cells (Aven is overexpressed in the vast majority of leukemia) by bolstering the translation of MLL1 and MLL4 which as we demonstrate using multiple experimental approaches is dependent on the integrity of the RGG motif.