Sentence examples for to date considered from inspiring English sources

Most of the existing literature to date considered linear material behavior for geometrically linear oscillations.

Transsphenoidal microsurgery of pituitary tumors is to date considered the most commonly practised operative technique for these lesions.

Through the numerical simulation, it is illustrated that higher ignition temperature is caused by the adsorption of CO2 and following dissociation on platinum surface, which was to date considered negligible in catalytic combustion.

CoNS are usually multidrug-resistant and glycopeptide antibiotics have been to date considered the drugs of choice for treatment.

However, this may be modulated since it cannot be excluded that some conditions to date considered as not associated with SNN may in the future prove to be a cause of ganglionopathy as it has been for example suggested with diabetes mellitus (Kishi et al., 2002).

Most modelling approaches and studies to date consider both the energy and GHG emission aspects of the food-chain.

However, while the concession period and project life span are essentially interdependent, most methods to date consider their determination as contiguous events that are determined exogenously.

In summary we have completed the largest study to date considering the role of mtDNA and nuclear encoded mitochondrial genes in susceptibility to multiple sclerosis.

To date, considering these fundamentals, very few fungi have been shown to be adequate for biological pretreatment in this type of processes [ 3].

To assess the CDH1 germline mutation frequency in low- and high-risk areas for GC, we reviewed all E-cadherin constitutional alterations identified from 1998 to date, considering the worldwide geographic distribution.

We discuss possible reasons for why the true strength of the associations may have been underestimated in research to date, considering the effects of linkage disequilibrium, allelic heterogeneity, population differences and gene by environment interactions.