Sentence examples for been described in considerable from inspiring English sources

Interrogation and abuse at the C.I.A.'s so-called black sites, the Guantánamo Bay prison in Cuba and war-zone detention centers, have been described in considerable detail by the news media and in declassified documents, though the Constitution Project report adds many new details.

Adult hippocampal neurogenesis in mice has been described in considerable detail, and distinct developmental stages have been identified [17].

So far, only H3 N-tail and H2A C-tail-specific histone clipping have been described in considerable detail.

The process this EFHIA followed and its impacts on decision-making and implementation have been described in considerable detail in a paper in the International Journal for Equity in Health [ 55].

Syldavia in particular is described in considerable detail, Hergé creating a history, customs, and a language, which is actually a Slavic-looking transcript of Marols, a working-class Brussels dialect.

The process and outcomes for each phase are described in considerable detail in the following sections.

Recently, dystrophin-specific T-cell responses have been described in a considerable proportion of DMD patients.

Although its identity with the Ithaca of the legendary hero Odysseus has been disputed by scholars, the island appears to be described in the Odyssey with considerable coincidence of topographic detail.

A change of aspartic acid (D) to glycine (G) at position 222 in the haemagglutinin (HA) protein of pandemic influenza A (H1N1) 2009 viruses was described in Norway on November 2009 with considerable frequency in fatal and severe cases.

The application of the system using a set of point data, drawn from cotton fields in central Greece and stored in a Geographical Information System, is described in brief and the results show considerable variability in the recommended amount of nitrogen fertilizer among the reference sites.

His paternal great-grandparents, with whom he spent considerable time, were described in the 1915 publication Colored Charlotte as "former servants of Dr. Joseph Wilson the father of President Woodrow Wilson…." (1 ).