Sentence examples for to date comprise from inspiring English sources
Should this happen, it would force some difficult decisions on the part of Canadian companies who, to date, comprise most of the major producers for the European medical cannabis market.
Data collected to date comprise over 55 million person years of research quality data.
Taxonomically, those negative-sense RNA viruses described to date comprise at least eight virus families and four unassigned genera or species (King et al., 2012).
Other applications described to date comprise oxidative tagging with H218O during ESI [ 163] and metabolic isotopic labeling of amino acid targets followed by H2O2 oxidation, as shown for Met in the COFRADIC workflow [ 164].
Led by Knight Architecture, LLC, this was the most complex building conservation work undertaken at the Center to date, comprising the entire structure, from roof to basement.
In this paper we test for non-stationarity of the most extensive annual maximum (AM) streamflow database compiled in Australia to date, comprising records from 491 small to medium sized catchments with record lengths from 30 to 97 years, and with minimal regulation or land cover change.
The portions the University of Chicago holds to date comprises 792 titles, 987 volumes, and 2253 manuscript documents, for a total of approximately 335,000 pages on 34 CDs.
McLaughlin has yet to play competitively for the Reds and his senior career to date comprises nine games on loan to Barnsley last season.
The largest series to date comprises 19 severe dCCH patients [33]: after a mean follow-up of 8.7 years, long-lasting improvement was present in 71% (12/17) with 6 persistently almost pain free and another 6 no longer experiencing daily attacks but episodic attacks interspersed with long-lasting remission [33].
This suggests that some cercozoan clusters may represent geographycally or ecologically niche-restricted taxa. 2 of our environmental sequences strongly affiliated with the genus Telonema which, to date, comprises only two species described as phagotrophic free-living biflagellated organisms of 6 8 µm in length [44].
With respect to endometrial cancer, this is the first prospective study of its kind to date, comprising 305 incident cases and 574 matched controls.
