Sentence examples for to date support from inspiring English sources

This finding is important, as most research to date support the potential role of neighbourhood urban form in supporting and discouraging physical activity.

The results of this, largest to date, support the use of ECMO as a rescue therapy in patients with severe MERS-CoV.

Although most attention has focused on models 2 through 4, most data to date support model 3 for describing the relation between statins, inflammation, and cardiovascular risk.

The animal studies to date support the view that pulmonary exposure to the spores of S. chartarum leads to hemorrhagic inflammation and impairment of growth.

These analyses on the largest sample of patients with bipolar II depression studied to date support the efficacy and tolerability of quetiapine 300 and 600 mg/day in treating bipolar II depression.

In January 2010, the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) released its second review of BPA in two years, reiterating past conclusions that BPA "is not proven to harm children or adults" and that studies to date support "the safety of current low levels of human exposure to BPA".

The new documentation is the most comprehensive made public to date supporting those claims.

I last wrote about America's most popular beverage four years ago, and the latest and largest study to date supports that earlier assessment of coffee's health effects.

A Treasury briefing note said the North Sea had paid a total of £330bn in production taxes to date, supported 375,000 jobs and boosted the UK's balance of payments to the tune of £25bn every year.

Unlike many Shakespearean scholars, he kept up to date, supporting Hall in his championing of Edward Bond, Howard Brenton and David Hare at the National, and he remained well informed on developments across Europe and in America and Japan.

"Our investigation to date supports that whoever sent this letter has knowledge about the whereabouts of the painting," one investigator said, adding that it was not clear whether the letter was sent by the thief or an accomplice.