That we put so much stock in these dates illustrates a profound lack of kitchen confidence and knowledge.
As her career choices to date illustrate, Gyllenhaal is a serious and single-minded actress, and it seems apt that her breakthrough came in a role that would have scared away many of her contemporaries.
The results achieved from this study, together with the fact that [18F]FTC-146 has the highest in vitro affinity and selectivity for S1R over S2R of any published radioligand to date, illustrate the potential of [18F]FTC-146 for serving as a clinically useful, highly accurate imaging tool for investigating S1Rs in health and disease.
A continuing gift of Dr. Edward C. Atwater beginning in 2007, these posters, over 8000 of them have been donated to date, illustrate the efforts taken to educate and inform people about HIV/AIDS in 129 countries and regions and in over 76 languages and dialects, dating from 1982 to the present day.
However, the results reported here, in combination with the other publications to date, illustrate a consistent pattern of improvements in psychiatric symptoms, providing a powerful case for further research on micronutrient treatment, in particular investment in RCTs.
The collapse and subsequent bounce in the sector year to date illustrates just how sensitive share prices have become to wider asset market developments.
The mixed performance of these Australian schemes to date illustrates the need for great care in designing such market-based approaches.
"There's a big opportunity for consistent, quality delivery, which our traction in the U.K. alone to date illustrates.
The BBC's Mark Lobel in Lagos says the early retirement of Mr Ringim - just weeks before his official leaving date - illustrates the urgent pressure on the authorities to restore public faith in the force after the deadly attacks.
It also fails to acknowledge that no route map published to date illustrates the dramatic excavation that would be required or the resulting impacts that would require mitigation.
