Sentence examples for until now limited from inspiring English sources

The limited penetration depth due to the high body-water component has until now limited possible applications and THz studies to surface tissues such as skin, teeth and the cornea.

Until now, limited data exist about the content of physiotherapy for patients with shoulder pain in primary care.

In this study, we demonstrated that a simple modification to standard in vitro culture conditions effectively improves cellular ingress into electrospun scaffolds, resolving a challenge which has until now limited the utility of these materials for various tissue engineering applications.

Despite these morphological and genetic differences, vocal comparisons amongst African green monkey populations were, until now, limited to qualitative descriptions.

Until now, limited to public world.

Until now, limited activity has been devoted to organising ecosystem collaboration.

Passenger ferry transport on the Neris was active until the 1990s, but is now limited to occasional chartered sightseeing tours from the Mindaugas Bridge to Valakampiai in summer.

Serious sovereign debt problems have, until now, been limited to developing countries, thwarting real social and economic development.

Mastercard's launch is the latest in a move towards technology that until now was limited to James Bond movies.

"Arts funding has until now been limited almost exclusively to projects favoured by the Australia Council," was Brandis's statement on Tuesday.

Only a paragraph is devoted to education savings accounts, which have, until now, been limited to $500 a year to pay for higher education.