Sentence examples for date of increasing from inspiring English sources
According to the Bank's forecasts, that would take until 2016, although Carney announced three "knockouts" that could bring forward the date of increasing the cost of borrowing.
Many of these new findings are contained in a draft analysis prepared by the Brookings urban policy center, which offers some of the most detailed evidence to date of increasing diversity in the nation's cities and carries major public policy implications for city officials.
On the basis of the lessons gained from cord blood transplantation, we summarize the most promising approaches to date of increasing either the numbers of hematopoietic stem cells for transplantation or/and their engraftability, as a platform toward the optimization of engineered stem cell grafts.
To date, the role of increasing body weight in very young children as a risk factor for early development of T1DM remains inconclusive.
One way of increasing the date rate is to implement new access technologies on the devices such as Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution (EDGE), Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS), High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA).
Most climate change research to date has focused on effects of increasing temperatures and ocean acidification, rather than salinity [ 4- 6].
In carriers of a p53 germline mutation, each subsequent date of birth increased the cancer risk by 3% (P<0.0001).
In multivariable analysis the odds of entry of a date of relapse increased by 3.8% if the patient's vital status was "Deceased" and by 4.5% if the " Summary Page" was accessed during the record update (Table 3).
The proportion of subjects for whom statins were prescribed before the date of diagnosis increased from 2% in both men and women in 1996 to 32% in women and 37% in men in 2006.
To date, the finding of increased AURKA-CN has not been correlated with clinical outcomes of patients with CRC.
Adoption of image-guided surgical techniques has been limited to date amid concerns of increased operative time and complexity of the technology [ 2].
