Sentence examples for considerable documentation of from inspiring English sources

Although there is considerable documentation of the shortcomings of self-reporting as a measure of energy intake (20), the limited information available on self-reporting of macronutrients suggests that macronutrient distribution is reported more accurately than total intake (21).

Although there is considerable documentation of hotspots and coldspots in coevolved antagonistic interactions, how spatial processes and community composition promote coevolution and generate selection mosaics has received less attention.

Dr. Frank L. Douglas, chief scientific officer at Aventis Pharma, the pharmaceutical arm of Aventis S.A., explained the delay by saying that a company has to provide the Food and Drug Administration considerable documentation on the production process.

There is considerable documentation that the majority of melanomas harbour a variable number of specific genetic changes in key protein kinase signalling pathways, like many other types of cancers.

There is considerable documentation supporting the association between the 7-repeat allele of the dopamine D4 receptor and the personality trait of novelty seeking and ADHD, especially the inattention subtype.

Although the DNA binding domains of ERα and ERβ are nearly identical, there is considerable documentation that these receptor subtypes differ markedly in their abilities to activate different estrogen-responsive genes.

The documentation of considerable activity of Y-IT in patients with relapsed or refractory diffuse large B-cell lymphoma 10, 15 as well as the desire for further improvement of the overall survival in such group of patients led to the initiation of consolidation studies, most of which are still in progress.

This led to the assumption that there was a considerable systematic bias regarding the retrospective documentation of food intake in the case control studies.

Finally, incomplete documentation of prescriptions was a considerable problem.

Thus, not only are mobile pastoralists invisible in the data, to a considerable extent, this lack of visibility extends to the documentation of the exclusions.

There is considerable evidence to show that reports of randomised trials that have inadequate or unclear documentation of sequence generation, allocation concealment, and blinding lead to biased estimates of intervention effects.