Sentence examples for date existed from inspiring English sources

We used vehicle registrations in New York State, for which date existed back to 1900, as the surrogate for traffic flow rates for the pre-1960 period, as in Eq. 5.

The cutoff date exists to encourage construction and avoid exacerbating the housing crisis.

Just Wednesday night, Mr. Fujimori had said in an interview in the government palace: "The possibility for an adjustment of the election date exists.

[8] Meaning that, even if a day lasts only 24 hours in any given time zone, every date exists for 48 hours between the first and last time zones on the planet.

The education departments' response was that as long as a cutoff date exists, opportunity inequality will be present regardless of what changes are made.

Therefore, no research to date exists regarding the acute response to a bout of exercise within an untrained population or any discussion of the potential mechanisms that confer anti-inflammatory effects, highlighting a clear gap for this review.

This striking undertone has given birth to the widespread human rights abuses that to date exist overwhelmingly in the black community.

There's this temporary aspect to it because the space won't be around forever and knowing that due date exists makes it really interesting.

No studies to date exist on the efficacy of CPM in carriers of BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations.

We targeted clinicians involved in patient care in the MICU given that the largest body of literature around EM to date exist for medical ICU patients, particularly patients diagnosed with respiratory failure [ 7, 11, 15].

In the next (22nd) century? 3. How many such full dates exist in this (third) millennium?