Sentence examples for to date measures from inspiring English sources

To date measures of match importance used in such analyses have been relatively naïve.

To date, measures of controlling milk allergy by antigen elimination have not been satisfactory.

To date, measures of health literacy have focused on a limited range of health-related literacy and numeracy skills [ 7].

But to date, measuring and managing engagement has been a difficult art.

To date, measuring the electrical activity of the diaphragm was only feasible using a specifically developed esophageal catheter linked to a specific brand of ventilator.

The company added that it was its thinnest laptop to date, measuring 13.1mm (0.52in) at its thickest point, thanks in part to it no longer needing an internal fan.

Furthermore, microarrays produced to date measure only about half of the 40 insulin-like genes, and comprehensive QPCR analysis has not been reported.

As far as we know, there is no instrument to date measuring academic career performance in young physicians by different and objective criteria.

In research conducted to date, measuring differences in performance on highly specific NB tests has been the most common methodologic approach.

There have been no published studies to date measuring the impact of student-run free clinic (SRFC) volunteerism on clinical skills development in preclinical medical students.

However, although there are research studies demonstrating its validity and reliability in the cervical spine [ 34, 35] and in scoliotic patients [ 31], there is no research to date measuring its reliability in the lumbar spine.