Sentence examples for thus far developed from inspiring English sources
"There is evidence to suggest that the firing squad is significantly more reliable than other methods, including lethal injection using the various combinations of drugs thus far developed," Sotomayor wrote.
The one useful method thus far developed to study the sensitivity of these animals to sounds involves recording electrical responses in the ear and in the auditory nervous system.
This article provides a concise summary of the main controllable RNA parts thus far developed for eukaryotic systems.
Most of the SOD mimics thus far developed belong to the classes of Mn- MnPs) and Fe porphyrins(FePs), Mn- MnPssandns, Mn(II) cyclic polyamines and metal salts.
We exploit the chemical coupling between polypeptides and therapeutic objects (drugs or particles) to carry out an antitumor study in nude mice, and find a significant increase in the efficiency of polypeptide-tagged objects in tumor uptake and inhibition, which is more significant than any known tumor-homing peptide system thus far developed.
To our knowledge, none of the rice cultivars thus far developed by conventional methods could show worthwhile resistance against three major sap-sucking pests.
And then there are some really nasty forms of industrial waste, such as spent nuclear fuel, for which no universally accepted disposal methods have thus far been developed.Yet many also see waste as an opportunity.
We would be talking about hundreds of thousands of entrepreneurs and specialists, about a gigantic splash of energy from a new generation of Europeans onto huge, and thus far poorly developed, expanses, about joint work, about a new Europe — from the Atlantic all the way to the Pacific.
No specific instrument has thus far been developed for measuring the caregiver burden perceived by parents of children with allergies (CWA).
The number of compounds assayed in a single screen is prohibitively large for manual data analysis and no generally applicable computational methods have thus far been developed to consistently solve the problem of how to best select hits for further chemical exploration.
Microscopic scale imaging in vivo has thus far been developed through techniques such as confocal microscopy, using flexible, narrow fiber-optic probes to access superficial tissues such as the skin, or hollow cavities such as the oral cavity, bronchus, cervix or GI tract [1] [6].
