Sentence examples for consistent to date from inspiring English sources

148, 150 Hormones have induced renal tumors in laboratory animals; however, with the exception of a positive association with parity, evidence for a role of hormonal or reproductive factors in the etiology of renal cell cancer in humans is limited and not entirely consistent to date.

A series of studies, carried out by the UK Department of Health, say "there is no consistent evidence to date that exposure to radio waves from wireless networks adversely affects the health of the general population and that there is no reason why schools and others should not use Wi-Fi equipment".

Unfortunately there is no consistent method to date for changing physician behavior and improving compliance with hypertension guidelines.

Interestingly, the comparative analysis shows specific expansions of certain P450 for all lepidopteran genomes sequenced to date, consistent with the "periodic blooming" model of P450 evolution (Feyereisen 2011).

However, to date no consistent methodologies exist for quantitatively assessing dermal collagen architecture in scars.

Maintaining consistent routing information in a very large system is difficult and costly, so Chord does not assume that finger links are necessarily always up to date or consistent.

In reading the major frameworks as requirements specifications, the need for a consistent data architecture emerges; however, to date the major frameworks are circumspect about this reality, consigning it to some unspecified other forum.

A few studies have reported chromosomal changes on 12p and 12q that occur during the onset and development of PCa but to date no consistent association of the disease with chromosome 12 polymorphic variation has been identified.

Other studies in the field of social psychology have looked at inducing commitment [ 16], but to date no consistent solution has been proposed.

The limited genetic diversity of B. pseudomallei seen in Puerto Rico to date is consistent with more recent introduction of B. pseudomallei to that location, potentially through importation of infected animals, as has occurred elsewhere (2 ).

The forward, Palace's most consistent performer to date this season, was one of six England players included in Dussuyer's provisional 24-man squad.