Sentence examples for although documentation from inspiring English sources

He is said to have traveled 40 miles (64 km) to Glasgow in 1842, although documentation is problematic.

Although documentation is sparse, it is known that both episodic and chronic CH patients either spontaneously, or possibly in response to treatment, transition between phases throughout the course of their disease.

They insisted that the new entity would be devoted to creating superior public schools of any model, charter or otherwise, although documentation they provided mostly touted the benefits of charters.

It has been reported that some sheep have apparently shown problem-solving abilities; a flock in West Yorkshire, England allegedly found a way to get over cattle grids by rolling on their backs, although documentation of this has relied on anecdotal accounts.

Although documentation is often completed during the process of advance care planning, documentation alone is unlikely to improve outcomes.

Although documentation of client wishes is important in providing good quality care, end of life preferences and wishes are dynamic.

The model presented here should also apply to headwater streams in the temperate zone, although existing documentation suggests that jams are more persistent along streams in the temperate zone.

The circumstances of the death of Mr. Uribe's father, Alberto Uribe Vélez, a wealthy landowner from the northeastern region of Antioquia, have been attributed to FARC, although no documentation exists to prove that FARC actually carried out what is considered to have been a botched kidnapping attempt.

Unfortunately there are no extant drawings or descriptions of machinery and sets for the Restoration theatre, although some documentation exists for court masques from the first half of the 17th century, notably the work of Inigo Jones and his pupil John Webb.

All centres reported injuries according to the AIS system, although injury documentation standards varied.

If taken regularly, psychostimulants continue to be effective for two to five years, although clear documentation of long-term benefit remains elusive [ 2- 4].