Sentence examples for date of reference from inspiring English sources

If Sept. 11, 2001, is now the date of reference for America's security outlook, France and all of Europe tend to look more to 1989 and the end of the cold war.

The date of interview was used as the date of reference for both cases and controls.

Patients included in the database were all registered before 30 June 1999 and the date of reference for the survival analysis was 31 August 2001.

To estimate the risk for CRC, we first performed multivariate analyses based on unconditional logistic regression, adjusting for sex and age at date of reference (date of diagnosis for patients, and date of blood sample collection for controls).

Another limitation of the search process presents the fact, that the snowballing process was performed mainly on titles and publication type and date of referenced literature only for those papers that passed these criteria were the abstract and full-text read.

The Tribunal has to consider and answer a question referred to it not more than 60 days after the date of such reference.

The IR bands attributed to the HDI isocyanurate crosslinkers still clearly appear in the spectra, regardless the date of the reference samples.

We compared this date against the date of the citation referenced by MicroMedex to determine which search method provided the earliest detection.

This paper is the most comprehensive review published to date, of 270 references dealing with different experimental and analytical characterizations of human walking loading.

When not sticking pins into clogged Elmer's glue dispensers, she was mixing paint colors on a palette or flour and water in a bowl, or consulting her vast collection of out-of-date reference books, or combing through a jar in search of the right size nut or bolt.

If you can find a lab that maintains an up-to-date list of references for your subject on its Web page (i.e., not just publications from that lab) so much the better.