Sentence examples for date has implemented from inspiring English sources

To its credit, the CDCR to date has implemented some small reforms in response to both the Ashker case and another statewide prisoner hunger strike in 2013.

22 The community-based deworming in the present trials will provide door-to-door treatment, drawing on the previous experience of the National Programme for Elimination of LF, which, to date, has implemented four rounds of mass treatment (2002, 2005, 2008 and 2011), but with variable levels of treatment coverage.

Medium-throughput tagging of proteins to validate data is growing more popular [58], but few studies to date have implemented such to verify proteomes of trypanosomatid parasites [54].

One previous study conducted phone interviews with produce wholesalers in New Orleans [ 47], however, none to date have implemented a research study with food wholesalers.

No published studies to date have implemented an exercise intervention to improve cognitive and behavioral outcomes in individuals with FASD, but preliminary data and preclinical results are promising, as described below.

To date, one site has implemented an online-only option, and another has offered a hybrid version of the course in which select content is provided via webinar followed by 2 days of face-to-face training.

To date, Fundacion Mi Parque has implemented 53 projects benefitting more than 150'000 people.

To date, however, no country has implemented universal HPV vaccination of school aged boys, although the Australian Government has recently announced it is planning to roll out the HPV vaccination program to 12 and 13 years old schoolboys from 2013.

The Clean Power Plan is widely acknowledged as pivotal to achieving the U.S. Paris commitments, as it is the single policy with the largest abatement impact that Obama or any other U.S. administration has implemented to date.

To date, we have implemented these capabilities for bacterial genomes.

To date, we have implemented full genome and protein annotation, storage, and visualization for bacterial genomes.