Sentence examples for range to date from inspiring English sources
While the Galaxy S6 itself is expected to be the most radical reinvention of the S range to date, it is the new 'Edge' variant which excites most.
In the present paper, we use a set of 13 microsatellite markers to survey the genetic diversity occurring in a sample consisting of 346 inbred lines spanning the bulk of the diversity that has been collected throughout the species range to date (Table 1).
So far, UrbanVolt is working only with businesses, ranging, to date, from a coffee shop to a million-square-foot shopping mall.
The analysis of deaths in Syria, described by Ms. Pillay as the most detailed and wide ranging to date, was based on a study of seven data sets, including one from the Syrian government, conducted on behalf of the United Nations human rights office by Benetech, a nonprofit technology company whose three earlier analyses of Syrian casualties used fewer data sets.
Many of the estimates are in the moderate to high range, but to date the majority of genetic variants accounting for these findings have not been uncovered, hence much work remains to be undertaken to elucidate fully their molecular etiology.
Recently, HEK293SF cells have been successfully used to produce influenza viruses, achieving hemagglutinin (HA) and infectious viral particle (IVP) titers in the highest ranges reported to date.
Given the limited comparison of methods for handling limited-range variables to date, we undertook a systematic study into the imputation of such variables.
The Alienware 13, 15 and 17 bring the range up-to-date with its competitors offering the latest hardware from Intel and Nvidia.
The user may also query the database by data source, date and date range to generate a report.
To create a date range to display the answers, set a start date in the "Show" field and an ending date in the "Hide" field.
"Since the first finding in 2009, we registered an outbreak of this species in a wide geographical range, which continues to date".
