Sentence examples for 10 years to date from inspiring English sources

Although these agents have been approved for more than 10 years, to date, no clinical trial has been performed to evaluate the effects of AChEIs on language specifically, and the focus has been primarily on the overall effects of AChEIs on cognition.

Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom 1952-present, 63 years to date.

In fact, in its 12 years to date, the Globe has yet to stage a play by a woman.

Although increasingly used and in existence for 40 years, to date, data on the relationship between hospital volume and outcome of ERCP are scant.

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PCR fingerprint patterns have remained stable after long-term in vitro passage ( > 2 1/2 years to date).

The proportion of private enterprises that establish party organizations increases by 2 to 3%% every 2 years; to date about 30 to 40%% of private companies have established party groups.

In all, she worked 13 years in public schools and another 15 years, to date, at Delaware Technical and Community College.

As NOAA points out, "Including 2012, all 12 years to date in the 21st century rank among the 14 warmest in the 133-year period of record".

Maybe it's the super-secret ingredient in the fish batter, but something keeps locals coming back year after year — 64 years to date.

We have exploited the radical variations of the atmospheric 14C content during the last 50 years to date the formation of the lens crystallines.