Sentence examples for despite ample documentation from inspiring English sources

Despite ample documentation of the cost effectiveness and lifesaving benefits of single-dose therapy with the antiretroviral drug nevirapine, economic and logistical reasons have limited its use in many developing countries.

Despite ample documentation of cell-specific expression and physiologic regulation of the vasopressin gene, there is striking lack of progress in identifying transcription factors that act on the vasopressin promoter [ 34].

Lawyers say the Agriculture Department has fought the claims every inch of the way -- even when farmers have ample documentation.

He released a brief public statement that said his recent Congressional testimony and correspondence had given ample documentation of the reasons for his departure.

Although Mr. Heaney quotes Bingham in saying that Machu Picchu was excavated with "forced labor," there is ample documentation that workers were paid generously.

For those who dream of inhabiting his glamorous world, Fitzgerald left behind ample documentation of his whereabouts, including his choice of accommodation.

The committee conducted their own survey of neighbourhood conditions to rebut the "blighted" designation, collecting ample documentation that the neighbourhood was not, in fact, a slum.

Ms. Roberts's story — buttressed with ample documentation provided by Ms. Lynch — was both awful and emblematic of the whole foreclosure mess.

Researchers say there is ample documentation that the colony and then the state of Connecticut maintained a continuous government to government relationship with the Eastern Pequots, but researchers said they found no evidence that the Paucatuck Eastern Pequot tribe existed before 1973.

I was not writing on a single topic, like "How to Invest Wisely in a Post-Occupy Economy" (though I have ample documentation of my impressive failures in this area).

Sewage treatment deserves ample documentation due to the environmental impact caused by such wastewater if directly discharged into water bodies.