Sentence examples for measured dating from inspiring English sources

The study argues that a change in the way water flows were measured, dating from the 1930s, mistakenly led the corps to make downward adjustments in data from the 1800s and early 1900s.

We measured date of conception using maternal report of the date of the last menstrual period (LMP) and ultrasound at ≤ 20 weeks of gestation.

The new law is the latest in a series of measures dating to the 1970's that have scrapped Prohibition-era regulations that have shackled New York's wine industry while those in competing states have flourished.

Other items included a set of early Victorian brass bushel measures dating back to 1857 from the County of Cumberland which fetched £6,500.

"By virtually any measure, dating back through two Democratic presidents and one Republican president," AAF regulatory expert Sam Batkins wrote in his report, "the lack of regulatory output is historic".

It's a little odd that the Latin Americans, having already advanced a number of innovative and experimental measures dating from the Chávez administration in Venezuela, are now ignoring such efforts whilst engaging in a geopolitical game to the bottom.

Estimated gestational age was measured by dating ultrasound.

That was the highest level ever recorded by Gallup, whose trend on the measure dates back to 1939, and dysfunction now ranks higher than the economy in general or unemployment and jobs in particular.

Overall survival (OS) was measured from date of diagnosis to date of death or until the date of last follow up visit for alive patients.

TTP was measured from date of randomization to date of documented progression with censoring at date of last visit or death.

None of the measures to date adequately measure waste prevention or reduction.