Sentence examples for instruments to date from inspiring English sources

In 1988 his team was one of three asked by the Roman Catholic Church to use their skills and instruments to date the Turin shroud, an antique piece of linen venerated as the burial shroud of Jesus.

Nevertheless, there is only a limited number of studies dealing with financial instruments to date.

The principal instruments to date have focused on the evaluation of moral distress and stress of conscience.

The strength of the AQoL instruments relative to other MAU instruments to date is that they have been derived using psychometric procedures, which increases the evidence for reliability and validity in the dimensions of health covered by the instruments.

A marvel of craftsmanship and acoustical engineering, the violin produced more sound than any stringed instrument to date.

[ 17, 18] There are no other studies related to the psychometric properties or development of this instrument to date.

As far as we know, there is no instrument to date measuring academic career performance in young physicians by different and objective criteria.

The principal use of the EQ-5D instrument to date has been in health technology assessment (HTA); indeed, the UK's influential National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence has declared the EQ-5D to be "the preferred measure of HRQL in adults" [ 2] p. 38.

In fact, Ford had already recognized the challenge of keeping its vehicles' controls and instruments up to date and in 2006 began to address the situation.

Of the three other disease-specific instruments created to date for measuring HRQoL in patients with an ED, only the EDQOL questionnaire [ 12] has been subjected to a CFA.

The Fresno test [ 5] and the Berlin Questionnaire [ 6] represent the only two instruments developed to date that assess knowledge and skills across 3 of the 5 EBM steps (ask, acquire and appraise) [ 3].