Sentence examples similar to by dates of the from inspiring English sources

The use-by dates of the batches were June 2014 for H needles and May 2014 for S needles, approximately 16 months after the time when all tests were completed (January 2013).

Write down the names and use-by dates of the foods.

Tags are usually placed because the packaging has been damaged or the use-by date of the chicken is nearing.

On 15 May, for example, a graph that shows the accumulation of confirmed cases by date of the onset of symptoms indicates that cases peaked on April 26.

Where possible, a resident without deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism was matched to each patient by date of the first live birth after the patient's child.

OBJECTIVE: Early ultrasound scanning estimation of gestational age is known to increase the reported preterm delivery rate (<37 completed weeks) compared with estimation by date of the last normal menstrual period, but it is unclear how this systematic difference arises.

Some stores have two rounds of markdowns, so ask how they typically do it and if you see meat with a sell by date of the next day, ask your butcher if it can be marked down a day early.

"Apparently the reason the State decided to proceed with these eight executions is that the 'use by' date of the state's execution drug is about to expire," Breyer wrote in his dissent.

Gestational age was determined by date of the woman's last menstruation, uterine height, or ultrasound.

The study period was limited by date of the introduction of ICD-10 coding; therefore, earlier trends could not be identified.

The systematic drift process informs virus and serum locations by dates of isolation and the phylogenetic diffusion process informs virus locations by genetic sequences.