Sentence examples for completion to date from inspiring English sources

This gene number is comparable to the estimate reported for three species of similar genome size that have been sequenced to completion to date: rice (Oryza sativa), with a genome size of 430 Mb and 41,042 genes identified [ 45], Black cottonwood with 55,000 genes in 485 Mb [ 17], and grapevine (Vitis vinifera), with 30,434 genes in 487 Mb [ 42].

Follow-up duration was defined as the time from the date of treatment completion to the date of last follow-up or death.

Treatment response time was calculated from the date of radiotherapy completion to the date of the imaging study on which a treatment response was determined.

The median time from study completion to publication search date was 4.9 (interquartile range 4.0-6.0, 4.0-6.0,2.7) years.

We also checked nests daily 13 days after clutch completion to determine the date of hatching (day 0 of the nestling period), and we weighed the nestlings on day 4 post-hatching.

The commission will now require telephone companies to record, retain and report data on rural call completion — information that to date has rarely been collected or disclosed.

The observation of depression TB comorbid patients from treatment initiation to completion date will allow us to investigate whether TB treatment alone may be sufficient to reduce depressive symptoms.

Disease control and survival times were calculated from completion of primary treatment to date of failure or date of death or last follow-up.

Prompts can encourage students to assign target completion dates to each short-term goal that they established.

It was the discovery of this "foundational deposit," in particular a cup, that enabled Carandini "to date the completion of the walls to the second quarter of the eighth century B.C.," close to the traditional date of Rome's founding.

That same day, Iraqi leaders canceled a ceremony to commemorate Mr. Bremer's most significant achievement to date: the completion of an interim constitution intended to chart the country's path to democratic rule.