Sentence examples for preserved to date from inspiring English sources

While the direction of reform is clear, and has been preserved to date, it is not certain whether it will remain manageable given continued austerity, some loss of sovereignty and capacity limitations.

While the direction of reform is clear, and has been preserved to date, it is not certain whether it will remain manageable given continued austerity, capacity limitations and some loss of sovereignty to the troika (International Monetary Fund, European Union and the European Central Bank).

Hence, we proposed here a timing-robust Boolean model that properly preserves up-to-date checkpoint conditions of the budding yeast cell cycle.

In this study, we used the NuSMV model checker [ 31] to construct a timing-robust model that properly preserves up-to-date essential checkpoint conditions of the budding yeast cell cycle.

A near-complete skeleton, the best preserved ancient penguin to date, reveals the 10th known species of extinct giant penguin, Icadyptes salasi.

The excellently preserved bones date back to about 146 million years ago and include the remnants of pregnant females, juveniles, soft tissue, and embryos.

Thus, direct influence of glacial carving as a landscape forming process can be excluded and relics of landforms are preserved that date back to at least the Late Neogene.

Payments to preserve ecosystem services date to at least the early 1980s, when the United States implemented wetland and stream credit banking, but the idea really took off in the mid 1990s.

It is the most complete and best preserved juvenile example known to date.

They are considered to be among the best preserved Precolumbian mummies known to date.

The history of research on food irradiation to preserve wholesomeness dates back to the early 1900s (US EPA, 2012).