Sentence examples for to date based from inspiring English sources

"To date, based on all the information we have, it is structurally sound," said Thomas R. Mathes, an executive at Aegon USA Realty Advisors Inc., which controls the building.

This article provides the most systematic investigation of the immigrant achievement gap to date based on three critical databases.

To date, based on present knowledge about cancer risk factors about 40% of cancers are amenable to prevention.

Prosecutors are still totting up the costs, but the damage to date, based on Forbes' estimates, is a mere $10 million.

To date, based on the contribution of molecular epidemiology, it is possible to adapt or design appropriate strategies for a rational control of TB in low-incidence countries.

There has been little information to date based on the potential health effects and hazards associated with the inhalation of carbon nanofibrous materials by workers despite their growing use in industry.

This research reviews MOWE program towards promoting water conservation practices among general public and assessing the program performance to-date based on literature review and questionnaire survey.

To-date, based on cpDNA, T. pallescens is the closest extant species to the maternal ancestor of white clover.

That fall into the cave happened 1.977 million years ago, according to dating based on the rate of decay of uranium in the rock layer that holds the fossils.

In this study, we used ultrasound measurements for pregnancy dating (Robinson et al., 1979; Altman and Chitty, 1997); this method appears to be superior to dating based on the last menstrual period (Verburg et al., 2008a).

But, as always, it doesn't announce early in case it needs to shift the date based on whether it feels it's ready.