Sentence examples for are well attested from inspiring English sources

Nor does it seem inconceivable that the banana, originally an Indonesian plant particularly suitable in tropical conditions, should have spread to that same region up the Zambezi valley (certainly the Malayo-Polynesian influences in Madagascar in the 1st millennium ce are well attested in other respects).

Grants of fiefs in Anatolia are well attested in the 5th and 4th centuries; in the pages of the Greek historian Xenophon (431 350) one finds the descendants of Medizing Greek families still installed on estates granted to their ancestors after 479 (and inscriptions show the same families were still there well into the Hellenistic period).

Many of the different meanings of each character listed in the 漢語大詞典 Hanyu Dacidian "Dictionary of Chinese" are well attested in classical Chinese, but have become obsolete in modern Mandarin.

Although there are well attested reports in the psychology literature of other people with remarkable mnemonic abilities (with what are popularly, though misleadingly, called "photographic memories"), none of their genuinely impressive accomplishments remotely resemble this feat ascribed to Elizabeth (Neisser, 1982 Part 7). 1.

Nephrologists were also invited to rank, on a 1 5 scale, the extent to which their workplace emphasised: efficiency, economy, patient -centred care, shared decision-making, clinical excellence, staff development and patient development/empowerment. [See Additional file 9] The challenges of involving Indigenous people in health research are well attested [ 38- 40].

Other arts and crafts were well attested.

The process is well attested in Africa.

The peaks above were inhabited by demons and witches were well attested.

Such automatic pitch lowering is well attested outside Chadic both within and outside Africa.

Whilst there were well attested tensions (and further revolts with tragic consequences), the Romans saw Judaism as a "tolerated religion".

Neandertal occupation of Eemian environments in Europe is well attested by several archaeological sites dating to this interglacial period.