Sentence examples for resources to date from inspiring English sources

This study provides the most comprehensive diagnostic assessment of MOEAs for water resources to date, exploiting more than 100,000 MOEA runs and trillions of design evaluations.

Co-founder Ariel Diaz says that students at more than half of the colleges in the U.S. have used Boundless' resources to date and, as a result of Creative Commons' blessing, he expects this number to grow.

The entire data set comprises ~128 gigabases (GB) of sequence (~8 GB sequence per tissue), making this one of the most complete RNA-seq resources to date and one of very few spanning multiple types of tissues.

Research in population genetics, genomics, evolutionary biology, hybridization, response to the environment, and global change biology of oaks would benefit from an annotated transcriptome assembly and deep panel of nucleotide polymorphisms, especially in species and geographic regions with fewer such resources to date.

"However, as GDS have supplied most of the expertise and resource to date, and a recruitment exercise needs to be undertaken to fill the technical vacancies, there is therefore the likelihood of some delay.

In addition to generating a near-complete common buzzard transcriptome, we also obtained the most complete genomic resource to date for a Leucocytozoon species, a widespread group of avian malaria-like blood parasites.

The objective of the OAI was to pool public and private scientific expertise and funding to collect, analyse and make widely available the largest research resource to date of clinical data, radiological information and biospecimens from those at risk for or with knee OA.

Main fossil fuel resources used to date were so-called conventional resources, meanwhile substantial amounts of unconventional resources are adding to the feedstock curve.

They have excellent track records for keeping their detailed trip-planning resources up to date, and are not affiliated with the Disney brand, enabling them to provide unbiased recommendations for saving money at the various parks.

"Despite four different federal courts finding that its photo ID law is discriminatory, Texas is investing more state time and resources ― to date, more than five years and 3.5 million dollars ― to tilt at windmills against a problem, impersonation voter fraud, that does not exist," Janai Nelson, an attorney with the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, said in a statement.

Developing rigorously controlled reagents, technical methods and appropriate interpretation requires adequate resources and to date this has rarely been forthcoming.