Sentence examples for monitored to date from inspiring English sources
Of the five cases monitored to date, two cases will be described in detail, highlighting key events during surgery.
Population growth on a given apple has not been monitored to date and so is inferred here from data in (Félix and Duveau, 2012 ), based on many time points in an orchard and single time points on a given fruit.
From the patients monitored to date, there is considerable variability in the tissue levels and responses between patients due to many co-variates such as age, sex, underlying health issues, etc. as well as effectiveness of the microdialysis sampling.
It should be emphasized that this increase does not imply that it is solely responsible for the observed differences in mechanical performance (decreases in all of collagen cross-links contribute to the inferior mechanical behavior of the treated animals), but Pyd, divalent, and the corresponding ratio are the only cross-links that can be spectroscopically monitored, to date.
Nests were monitored to determine laying date, hatching date and breeding outcome.
Boxes were regularly monitored to determine laying date of the first egg, clutch size and hatching date.
Most studies of fetal screening and monitoring to date have been conducted in high-resource settings.
Our data show that the rate of serious adverse events was low, and adverse event monitoring to date has shown no deaths due to antimicrobial prophylaxis.
One algorithm has been implemented in an EEG monitor to date and recent results indicate a seizure detection rate of 65% (Navakatikyan et al., 2006; van Rooij et al., 2010).
The majority of PBF evaluations and monitoring systems to date have focused on changes to outputs, in terms of increased delivery of targeted services.
Despite this, provided the results are treated cautiously, our methods are relatively straightforward and provide a way for data from a congenital anomaly register to be used to monitor up to date trends in rates of antenatal detection, termination of pregnancy, prevalence of live birth, and mortality.
