Sentence examples for date was advanced from inspiring English sources

The clonal growth of G. supinum resulted to be co-limited by N and P, while the flowering effort was stimulated by P. Flowering date was advanced by P supply, while N alone did not show any significant effect on phenology.

When their English localization of the Japanese game finished ahead of schedule, the North American release date was advanced two weeks accordingly.

Under the Russian Constitution, Mr. Putin became acting president when Mr. Yeltsin stepped aside, and the date for new elections was advanced from June to March.

Mr. Barak and his advisers dropped hints today, not for the first time, that the withdrawal date could be advanced, perhaps doing so as a way to put pressure on Lebanon to help curb the violence or to negotiate a withdrawal arrangement.

However, this market is still in some ways in its infancy as the technology to date has not been advanced enough to allow massive patient access across the world.

The latest developments might shed light on a move, reported by the Wall Street Journal on Monday, that Mrs Clinton was advancing the date she plans to announce her candidacy from July to April.

Lead-time is the amount of time by which the date of diagnosis has been advanced by screening detection as opposed to symptomatic occurrence.

The date when water level was firstly below 24 m during the period of 2003 2010 appeared about 27 days earlier than usual, and the date was even advanced to mid-September in 2006.

Footnotes Now that "The Sea" by the Irish writer John Banville has been announced in London as the winner of the $87,600 Man Booker Prize for fiction, its publication date in the United States has been advanced by Alfred A. Knopf to next month.

The development of the game was swifter than planned; in October 2007, Sega announced that Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games scheduled release date for the Wii has been advanced by two weeks and the game had gone gold.

As it has been advanced to date, this putative ethical obligation faces surprisingly few conditions.