Sentence examples for amply developed from inspiring English sources

It was slow to get going, but in 2000 was amply developed in Andrew Parrott's The Essential Bach Choir; five years later, in a useful short book by Daniel Melamed, Hearing Bach's Passions, it was treated as almost the consensus.

This is amply demonstrated by the longstanding links that have developed from an initial contact between myself and Chen Jianping of the virology department at the Zhejiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences ZAASS) in Hangzhou, China.

It was further appreciated that a Pacific of 6MT power could be built with a high enough route availability to fulfil all remaining requirements; this had been amply demonstrated by Oliver Bulleid, Chief Mechanical Engineer of the Southern Railway, who had developed a lighter version of his large 3-cylinder Merchant Navy Class in 1945.

As amply demonstrated for BRCA1/ BRCA2 mutations, the cancer risk derived from analyses of cancer kindreds is exaggerated by virtue of selection criteria aimed at collecting families in which most mutation carriers have developed breast cancer.

This phenomenon has been amply demonstrated in both developed [ 64, 65] and developing countries [ 66, 67].

The example of the development of solar technology in Germany has amply shown that the initiative for experimenting with and developing this technology came from certain local and/or regional pockets in opposition to developments on a more central level, be it the federal or state government or the incumbent actors in the field of electricity supply [[7]].

Rather, as recent events have amply shown, the monetary authority must lean against excesses as they develop.

However, as their use involves greater complexity with respect to the capabilities of clinical care installations, it would probably not be a good strategy to entirely discard criteria similar to those proposed by Waterstone in order to end up with a wider range of criteria that could be amply recommended and used in different contexts, including the reality of many developing countries.

Even more so than in our prior work that was focused on Sst cells (Morales-Delgado et al. 2011), some of these peptidergic cell populations (e.g., alar-derived Trh+ cells) show relatively simple and localized origins, and later distribute amply but selectively via radial and tangential migrations to other parts of the developing hypothalamus (alar and basal).

But while Ms. Ruhl has amply stocked her play with eccentric imagery, quirky characters and potentially provocative ideas, she fails to develop any of these elements in depth.

His wish was amply granted.