A considerable literature has developed around the relationship of psychoanalysis and religion.
Calligraphy, too, has given rise to quite a considerable literature such as manuals for professional scribes employed in chancelleries.
Central Asians also possess a considerable literature of their own, consisting in large part of epics, folktales, and mystical "words of wisdom".
Over the years, especially in the middle decades of the 20th century, the properties of the Fibonacci numbers have been extensively studied, resulting in a considerable literature.
Identifying top and bottom is clearly important in sequence determination, so important in fact that a considerable literature has been devoted to this question alone.
Since a considerable literature supports parental or family history of depression and other psychiatric illness as a risk factor for autism, however, it's hard to know whether the treated mothers were producing autistic children because they took medication or because they carried genes of psychic fragility.
In Egypt the Jews produced a considerable literature (most of it now lost), intended to inculcate in Greek-speaking Jews a pride in their past and to counteract a sense of inferiority that some of them felt about Jewish cultural achievements.
There is a considerable literature on lax logic (Goldblatt 2011).
This observation led to a considerable literature dedicated to the probabilistic interpretation of the safety factor.
There is a considerable literature on the relationship between sprawl and accidents.
There is now a considerable literature on the computational and complexity properties of large classes of neural networks.
