Sentence examples for undergone so far from inspiring English sources

"A pelvic abscess could point to cancer of the anus, rectum or prostate, but without knowing what his diagnosis is and what treatment he's undergone so far, it's impossible to say how long it might take him to recover," Venezuelan oncologist Sunil Daryanani told the BBC.

What assessments have you undergone so far this year?

This interview is intended to explore your perceptions regarding re-sampling of malignant brain tumour post-therapy and/or at non-symptomatic relapse and to discuss your experiences about the treatments you have undergone so far.

Hare won't reveal how many dogs have undergone Dognition so far -- or how much money the company has made -- except to say that thousands took the test when it was still in its beta mode.

Though some experts predict that in several years the procedure will become standard-of-care for women suffering recurrent miscarriages, as well as for any woman undergoing I.V.F., so far only about 1,000 P.G.D. babies have been born worldwide.

Gorbachev & fellow-pragmatists within the so-called socialist bloc are adopting Western values & practices, &, aroused by Gorbachev's hardheaded approach to his country's problems, & by the universal acclaim that approach has received, nearly all of Europe is undergoing a so far benign but profound upheaval.

The enzyme was found to undergo four so far unidentified posttranslational modifications: (i) removal of the N-terminal methionine 1, (ii) N-terminal acetylation at alanine 2, (iii) a vicinal disulfide bridge between cysteine residues 19 and 20, and (iv) a mixed disulfide with glutathione on cysteine 139.

It was a life-changing injury, said Ms. Duclos, who has undergone two surgeries so far.

"Considering the situation he underwent, his recovery so far is indeed extraordinary," said Dr. Lisandro Olmos, the director of the Instituto Fleni, where Cabañas received care.

The definition of motion as the actuality of a potentiality of the entity undergoing motion in so far as it is potential requires that in each case the passive potentiality for the change is present in the changing object.

However, our series included the largest number of morbidly obese patients who underwent tracheostomy published so far.