Sentence examples for dates linked to 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.

Because clinical lipid data can be markedly altered by co-morbidity and/or medication use, we have also developed an alternate phenotype, a modeled lipid trait constructed by censoring the longitudinal lipid data for each individual at the first medical record date linked to a relevant co-morbidity (e.g., diabetes mellitus) or lipid modifying medication (e.g., atorvastatin).

The EMR referral date was linked to the administrative physician claims date to calculate the wait times.

"To date shootings linked to licensed premises have been significantly reduced and we believe the risk assessment process has contributed to this".

Importantly, no QTL alleles for agronomic traits such as heading date were linked to RBG2, suggesting that the effects of this locus might be detectable regardless of environmental conditions or other agronomic traits.

But today's neo-colonialism is more indirect and up-to-date, being linked to some of the world's most sophisticated new technologies.

This year's Oscars fell on the 5th anniversary of the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, a date also linked to the rise of the Movement for Black Lives.

This will become more salient if and when the low concentrations of environmental chemicals being detected to date are linked to increased health risk.

The table is sortable by location, rice gene product annotation or date and linked to genome context views with associated yrGATE community annotation tools.

Data were then pre-processed and normalized using the Robust Multichip Average (Irizarry et al., 2003) while at the same time updating the chip definitions with up-to-date versions linked to Entrez Gene IDs Daii et al., 2005).