Sentence examples for testing to date from inspiring English sources

Although China has nuclear weapons, its arsenal is small and it has done far less testing to date than the United States or Russia.

Yesterday, though, the commissioner said that 20 West Trenton samples taken by the F.B.I. and another 22 taken by the health department have been negative in testing to date, though they are being examined further.

The Government Accountability Office, the research arm of Congress, wrote in the report that ground-based missile defense system testing, "to date, was insufficient to demonstrate that an operationally useful defense capability exists".

The newly announced "Behavioral Formatting Yield Optimization" technology has already resulted in an increase in advertising returns of up to 43% averaged across the board in testing to date.

Understanding root-reinforcement of vegetated slopes is hindered by the cost and practicality of full scale tests to explore global behaviour at the slope scale, and the idealised nature of smaller-scale testing to date that has relied on model root analogues.

The company shared with us a heap of information about the project, its history and how it came to be in light of its recent advancements – and while it's been hard going, you might be surprised at how far they've come, and just how successful they've been in their testing to date.

They will conduct radiocarbon tests to date the bones precisely.

The unrest poses the most severe test to date of the peace treaty signed in 2006.

The grand claims of the private-equity business are facing their most severe test to date.

The Redeemed mission to the United States represents perhaps the greatest test to date of these immense ambitions.

In limited tests to date, a new vaccine has been effective in preventing infection with live virus, but many more tests are needed, Dr. Grubman said.