Sentence examples for useful thus far from inspiring English sources

I've had limited results with various mindful apps — Calm and Insight Timer have proven the most useful thus far.

The approach that has been most useful thus far in investigating mammary homeobox gene function is to determine which homeobox genes are expressed in the gland, characterize when and where they are expressed throughout development, and assay their function in vitro or, preferably, in vivo (Table 1).

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.

Having denied themselves this useful vocabulary, they have thus far gone for arch.

After years of pondering the complexities, the Food and Drug Administration has finally issued draft regulatory guidelines that should open a pathway to commercialization for potentially useful products that have thus far been research curiosities.

Rogers will want to extend his surprise Test career, but has thus far been useful without cementing his spot.

The genetically engineered mouse models discussed thus far are useful for studying the function of a particular gene or for representing a specific human cancer, but the tumours in these models do not evolve naturally.

113 Recently coccidioidal antigen testing has become commercially available, however this test has thus far proven useful only in cases of widely disseminated infection 114 and has a poor sensitivity in veterinary samples.

Lots of speed on the field, speed that has thus far been more useful on the defensive side of the ball.

The most useful method to this end known thus far is autogenous bone grafts, which have been known to be safe in that there is no risk of foreign body reactions, as autogenous bones are immunologically the same as the alveolar bone and there is no risk of disease infection and they have excellent effectiveness in terms of absorption rates after grafts.

Antibodies developed thus far have been useful in distinguishing oligomeric species that exhibit fibril-like folds versus oligomers that do not [ 44].