Sentence examples for date adequate from inspiring English sources
To date, adequate direct comparisons of these drugs in clinical trials are lacking, and the Cochrane meta-analyses show relatively small differences among the treatments.
"The real question raised by this report," Dr. Mellon added, "is whether a rickety system that hasn't been very rigorous but probably has served well enough to date is adequate enough to take us into the future".
Do you think a simple 'please re book another date' is adequate compensation?" In a statement, Secret Cinema did not explain the full reasons behind the last minute cancellation, but apologised to ticket holders.
"It is clear," said Giorgos Lakopoulos of Ta Nea, a center-left daily, that European Union officials "do not believe the austerity measures heralded to date are adequate to reduce the deficit by four percentage points this year".
The planting date and adequate rainfall are very important in maximizing nitrogen uptake in the fall with a rye cover crop.
However, to date an adequate cardiac model system that is susceptible to anthracycline injury and can express foreign genes in a controlled fashion has been lacking.
Current bone substitute approaches are still limited in effectiveness and to date no adequate bone substitute material has been developed for routine clinical application.
Many of the genetic mutations causing RP have been identified in recent years (for a recent list see RETNET webpage: www.sph.uth.tmc.edu/retnet) but, nevertheless, the precise mechanisms eventually causing cell death remain unknown and to date no adequate treatment for RP is available [2].
To date no adequate explanation for these findings of increased mortality with intensive glycemic control has been identified.
To date, an adequate synthesis of the overall risk to health arising from GYO in urban areas, has not been established.
Patients without tumour progression or death at the time of the data cutoff for the analysis or at the time of receiving an additional anticancer therapy were censored at their last date of adequate tumour evaluation.
