Sentence examples for dates were established from inspiring English sources

Fixed dates were established for trials.

Current and previous medications for IP, as well as start and stop dates, were established.

The Sophist and Statesman are late Platonic dialogues, whose relative dates are established by their stylistic similarity to the Laws, a work that was apparently still "on the wax" at the time of Plato's death (Diogenes Laertius 3.37).

Using multi-stage and systematic random sampling, households with recent malaria episodes (two weeks prior to interview date) were established.

However, things went sideways when a new voting date was established to, in the view of Daniel Ritort, give the board time to "drum up more support".

The start-date is established in the integration agreement between the unemployed and the job placement officer in the regional employment offices as well as between case managers and the long-term unemployed in the job centres.

Although no date was established for the ditch's construction, the investigations revealed that the bank to the north of the ditch is of 20th-century origin.

The starting date was established because the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) criteria for the classification, with the definition of FM, were published in 1990 [ 16].

These recommendations included general oral health considerations but no specific guidelines regarding dental management of patients with ED have to date been established [ 17, 18].

A discrete "index date" was established within each family corresponding to the earliest date that the family or medical records reported AD symptoms to have begun in the proband.

A target quit date was established in less than 24 hours in 83% of the women randomised to receive the nicotine patch and in 85% randomised to receive the placebo patch, and in 11% and 14%, respectively, between days 2 and 7.