Sentence examples for estimate to date from inspiring English sources

There's a great deal of uncertainty about how much overdiagnosis exists, but the best estimate to date is that it applies to about 19% of all breast cancers.

"Our study provides the first robust data about how much energy it would be feasible to extract… it is the most robust estimate to date.

Here, the "random walk on the boundary" method does not require charge density computation, and obtains the capacitance of the cube within a statistical error of 2.7×10−7, the most accurate estimate to date.

By taking such issues into consideration and only measuring craters with primary floor materials, we present the best estimate to date of a MOLA-based relationship of dr vs. D for the least-degraded complex craters on Mars.

Conclusion: this study provides the most comprehensive estimate to date of the incidence of DVT in the whole general population around 5 per 10 000 per annum and is a useful background figure for comparison with incidence in high risk groups.

To determine the head count in Australia's founding population, Williams compiled the most complete estimate to date of the continent's prehistoric population.

The site is estimated to date to 1.7 million years ago (Ma).

Where feasible, we used molecular clock estimates to date the ages of the respective lineages.

A folk tale called The Smith and the Devil was estimated to date back 6,000 years to the bronze age.

Fragments of a Chaldean vase made of antimony have been estimated to date from about 4000 bc.

The oldest example in existence is a linen shirt from a first dynasty Egyptian tomb at Tarkhan, estimated to date back to 3,000 BC.