Sentence examples for understood thus far from inspiring English sources

This variation has been ascribed to the quality of graphene, which is determined by the synthesis and fabrication processes used; yet the relevant mechanisms, and especially the role of defects, have remained poorly understood thus far.

However, whether the SCLC cells possess stemness and plasticity for differentiation as normal stem cells has not been well understood thus far.

Initial discussions most often cover practical issues such as what to tell family and friends and a review of what the family has understood thus far with the aim of identifying fears and misconceptions.

We herein only discuss some as examples, particularly those understood well thus far.

The need for high concentrations of recombinant IL-1F8 is not understood, and thus far no biological effect of any of the new IL-1 family members has been reported at below about 10-7 mol/l, as compared with about 10-11 mol/l for IL-1β and about 10-9 mol/l for IL-18.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution will transform the global economy and society in an unprecedented manner...We must clearly understand the progress thus far, as well as the future outlook, to reap the opportunities and mitigate the challenges".

Adar has been thus far understood to function and recognize double-stranded RNA substrates [ 12].

The impact of the 2003 ACGME duty hour standards on graduate medical education is not fully understood, and study results thus far have been mixed.

Its function is likely to be that of a serine hydroxymethyltransferase and may be an important enzyme in the thus far poorly understood selenocysteine pathway.

The spatio-temporal behavior of the ozone mixing ratio in the upper mesosphere/mesopause region under nearly polar night conditions is one phenomenon not completely understood and reproduced by models thus far.

Although thus far not understood, the novel phenotype that we describe here is not due to an inhibition in the anterograde transport, and it may not be restricted to the depletion of ER proteins.