Sentence examples for instance to date from inspiring English sources

And in the worst instance to date, the Bureau of Veteran Affairs had a laptop stolen that contained confidential information on 25 million veterans and military personnel.

(I can think of three separate versions set in the Hamptons.) But while it may be the most ambitious instance to date of this kind of recontexualizing, Ms. Taylor's interpretation quickly succumbs to the life-draining fate that usually befalls such endeavors.

For instance, to date no instruments exist to measure the high burden that BPD patients can impose upon colleagues and organizations due to suboptimal functioning at work [ 72].

This study represents a novel use of longitudinal model-based meta-analysis in the field of diabetes treatment, being the only instance to date that adequately accounts for longitudinal correlations in each treatment arm, which is a prerequisite to the correct characterisation of uncertainty in estimation of drug effects.

"In view of the number of instances to date in which the committee has found it necessary to comment on conduct in which you have engaged, it is clearly necessary for you to temper your future actions," the panel wrote.

But researchers and dealers alike say that this is one of the most visible instances to date of the sale of ancient human bones.

As for the N13 instances, to date, researchers have found optimal solutions to the first three instances, whereas BFA solved seven, including the first three, within a reasonable period.

The instances to date devote only ∼10 h to the GEP project, so presumably have a lower impact, as documented above.

This transfer represents the only instance recorded to date of HGT into a metazoan mitochondrion.

Verified instances of GC to date are not just small, they are minute.

For instance, in the largest study to date of glucosamine, published in 2006, more than 1,500 adults with knee osteoarthritis were randomly assigned to receive the supplement, a painkiller or a placebo.