Sentence examples for become well documented from inspiring English sources

Involvement of Src and/or EGFR/kinase in a number of specific cases of human cancer has become well documented and many specific inhibitors to them are now in use for clinical settings or trials (Aleshin and Finn, 2010; Hunter, 2009; Hynes and Lane, 2005).

The family Leporidae (rabbits and hares) has been relatively unchanged since the Eocene Epoch about 40 million years ago, when its fossil record first became well documented.

Jenny became well documented in the media for her outlandish plots.

But once he had done so, this erstwhile upstanding citizen began behaving in a most uncharacteristic manner—swearing, stealing, lying, and eventually dying in destitution.Since then, the pattern has become well-documented: adults who suffer injuries to that part of the brain tend to develop antisocial habits.

It is also known that a part of those who carried out the terror were seriously traumatized, a phenomenon that was later to become well-documented.

Knazek et al. (1972) were the first to report using a HFB for mammalian cell culture; since then the use of HFBs for mammalian cell expansion has become well-documented by Tharakan and Chau (1986), and several cell types have been cultured in HFBs including lymphocytes (Gloeckner and Lemke, 2001; Gramer and Poeschl, 2000) and hepatocytes (Nyberg et al. 1994).

The pioneering modern movement, liturgically centred, church architecture of the mid twentieth century has become increasingly well documented and understood.

The legendary stamina of this incredible aircraft became a well documented fact".

Graham Holley, Chief Executive of the TDA, said: "The huge rise in people wanting to become teachers is well documented.

I become — well — horrified.

Williamsburg, as has been well documented, became the province of the hip in the late 1990s.