Sentence examples for estimates to date from inspiring English sources
Where feasible, we used molecular clock estimates to date the ages of the respective lineages.
There are large differences in US health insurance coverage by racial and ethnic groups, yet there have been no estimates to date on how implementation of the Affordable Care Act will affect the distribution of coverage by race and ethnicity.
An international team of researchers said their work, which uses satellite data and field measurements, provides the "most accurate estimates to date".
This study provides the most accurate population-based estimates to date of where illness from malaria occurs in the DRC and what factors contribute to the estimated spatial patterns.
Writing in the paper, the scientists observed: "This investigation provides the most accurate estimates to date of the carbon stock of an area that is the largest peatland complex in the Neotropics". They said it also confirmed "the status of the [Pastaza-Marañón foreland basin in north-west Peru] as the most carbon-dense landscape in Amanozia".
This is the first known systematic review to synthesise the literature on foot disease in inpatient populations and provides the best estimates to date of this burden.
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.
The site, believed to have been a sanctuary of ritual significance, is marked by layers of carved megaliths and is estimated to date to the 9th 10th millennium bce.
