Sentence examples for dates linked from inspiring English sources
forestry.gov.uk/westonbirt London Eye A School Discovery Flight with commentary linked to key stage 1 to 3 takes children through key dates linked to the historic landmarks they will be viewing from their vantage point high above the city.
We used radiotherapy delivery dates linked to ICD-9-CM procedure codes when available and dates derived from current procedural terminology codes otherwise.
The location of the bodies, and subsequent carbon-dating, linked them conclusively to the battle of Towton.It is the only mass grave of known medieval battle victims to have been found in England.
But the 29-page summary offers the clearest timeline to date linking the acts of Mr. Rumsfeld and other Pentagon officials to abusive treatment in the field.
The CIA's assessment, in which officials have said they have high confidence, is the most definitive to date linking Mohammed to the operation and complicates the Trump administration's efforts to preserve its relationship with a close ally.
The latest news: The study linking breast cancer to aluminum-based antiperspirants was widely reported--but researchers at the National Cancer Institute and National Institutes of Health have not found any conclusive evidence to date linking aluminum in underarm products to the formation of breast cancer.
A new study by geneticist Alberto Piazza of the University of Turin presented Sunday at the European Society of Human Genetics in Nice, France, however, is the third this year, and the strongest to date, linking the Etruscans to Turkey.
However, there are no publications to date linking TYMS to glioblastoma.
No direct evidence has been published to date linking Msi1 with osteoarticular regeneration.
The few articles published to date linking radiation's health effects and p16INK4a can be paradoxical with regard to aging.
The most solid evidence to date linking specific polymorphisms to endometriosis comes from studies investigating phase II detoxification enzymes.
