Sentence examples for degree to date from inspiring English sources

To get a fuller picture of outcomes, Lemire has begun the first-ever comprehensive survey of the approximately 2650 people who have earned the degree to date.

Many studies investigated the biological impacts of recent global warming (e.g. [1], [2]) concluding that even the moderate warming of the global temperature by half a degree to date already had major effects [2].

Education level thus represents the highest degree achieved to date.

The project is definitely an interesting one, and some of the best uses of 360-degree video to date have been in service of journalistic endeavours.

A number of filmmakers have proposed films based on Cassidy's life, and have worked with her family to greater or lesser degrees, but to date these projects have not progressed past the early development stages.

All multicellular organisms can repair themselves to varying degrees but, to date, most of what we know about healing has come from a combination of in vivo experiments using mice and from tissue culture 'scratch' wound studies.

A particular focus of our analysis is the degree to which studies to date have controlled for existing literacy skills in their participants and the influence that these skills might have on performance on phonological awareness tasks.

Although several previous papers have considered these schedulers to a certain degree of depth, to date there has not been (i) a serious comparative investigation of the scheduler properties or (ii) the attempt to apply mainstream scheduling theory within their frameworks.

However, the methods, study population, and results of these studies differ to a considerable degree and so, to date, no reliable conclusions have been drawn.

One explanation for the higher prescription rate among locums may be that they, to a lesser degree, are up to date on current guidelines.

To assess the degree to which curation efforts to date have captured existing phosphorylation data, we used the text-mining tool RLIMS-P to determine the total number of PubMed abstracts containing phosphorylation-related information (see 'Materials and Methods' section).