Sentence examples for date is based on from inspiring English sources
Most evidence to date is based on self-reported health measures, and study just one population group.
Of these technologies, one of the most promising to date is based on the use of innovative adjuvants combined with careful antigen selection.
Each reported date is based on an average of two or three determinations of radiogenic argon content.
Jeffrey Tongue, science and operations officer at the service's Upton office on Long Island, said the Jan . 4 1878, date is based on the best available records.
The July date is based on the uncertain prospects for a peace pact with Syria, he said, adding that without such an agreement there could still be "some formula" for a withdrawal.
Work to date is based on highly simplified structures, but such a method could be shown to have benefit to the highly conservative and risk averse commercial aerospace sector.
The majority of proteomic studies of the human ciliary body reported to date are based on immunohistochemistry, Western blot or immunofluorescence-based studies.
Walsall's prosperity from an early date was based on local supplies of coal, iron ore, and limestone.
Most studies to date are based on shorter incubations no longer than 60 d and simulate exposures to exceptionally high NPs concentrations (>100 mg kg−1)7.
All of the promising leads to date are based on observations made from in vivo studies conducted in animals and humans, and therefore have a strong mechanistic foundation.
