Sentence examples for date publications from inspiring English sources

To date, publications in the scientific literature has indicated that much of the research into algal biofuels has focused on the treatment of algae and the optimization of its growth conditions varying factors such as nutrients in the growth medium, light, and gas content.

To date, publications have reported modulation of immune functions, of epithelial cell turnover and of cellular metabolism.

To date, publications of simulation-based training in UGRA have largely been limited to descriptive pieces with few addressing transfer of skills into a clinical setting.

To date, publications have demonstrated the promising role of optical mammography, used either alone or combined with other non-invasive and non-ionizing imaging modalities such as ultrasonography[ 16 ] or magnetic resonance imaging[ 17 ].

No restriction of language, date, publication status, or primary study endpoint was applied.

No language, date, publication status, or predefined outcome restriction were applied.

A research website, with up-to-date publications and other information, is at http://www.bengolub.net.

The design principles that favoured the creation of this corpus are representativeness (size, topic, sources, level of technicality), contemporariness (current, authentic, up-to-date publications) and accessibility (online, free-accessed, computerized texts).

A wonderful selection of up-to-date publications carefully displayed, a stupendous collection of local books about Shropshire (Anna gives wonderful support to local writers), and a real children's corner complete with table and chairs, interspersed with CDs, art work, cards and maps.

This review aims to give a theoretical background illustrated by up-to-date publications on the influence of methodological factors influencing quantification of FDG PET.

The clinician and the social worker will both use protocols with information based on most up-to-date publications concerning BRCA gene mutation related topics, specially developed for the GMCs.