Sentence examples for additionally to date from inspiring English sources

Additionally, to date there are no drug related studies reported that showed alterations in broader effects on EMT signaling or functional networks.

Additionally, to date, it has not been possible to isolate spontaneous mutants resistant to the combination of meropenem and clavulanate or faropenem under laboratory conditions, hinting at a low propensity for the development of resistance.

Additionally, to date, the potential benefits of executing small-sided games or other skill-based training under hypoxic conditions are unknown.

Additionally, to date the impact of emerging diagnostic findings, such as arterial calcium scores and volumetric analysis of lung nodules [ 11], are only partially understood and go largely unutilized in routine care.

Additionally, NGS studies to date have surveyed only 18 distinct mouse strains, which does not represent the diversity captured here.

Additionally, no studies to date have examined the chronic effects of RT on blood pressure (BP) and muscular strength following a detraining period in elderly sedentary hypertensive women.

Additionally, no study to date has investigated the effects of repeated OS vs. repeated CS on: a) lung morphology and molecular profile of crucial cytokines at the circulatory and pulmonary tissue levels; and b) the profile of hemodynamic and respiratory parameters in lavage-induced surfactant depleted ARDS models during mechanical ventilation.

Additionally, no published study to date has evaluated the combined predictive probability of each of the four Kanavel's signs, such has been seen with the widely used "Kocher criteria" for pediatric septic hip arthritis [ 13].

Additionally, much of the research to date has focused on age-related effects of radiotherapy exposures.

Additionally, most IRT linking studies to date have not tested the performance of the crosswalks in clinically different, independent samples.

Additionally, there are no studies to date that focus on assessment of aerosol dust particles present in indoor environments as potential carriers of volatile and nonvolatile ingredients from cleaning.