Sentence examples for documented a wide range from inspiring English sources
The institute's 562-page report, which was requested by Congress, reviewed more than 100 studies that documented a wide range of disparities in medical care.
Over the past few decades, implant coating has documented a wide range of applications.
We documented a wide range of prior training and experience among our residents.
This treatise documented a wide range of pharmaceutical practices, including the use of ephedrine as a drug.
Indeed, scientists have documented a wide range of impacts from the polar meltdown, from smaller body sizes to decreasing cub survival rates.
This past summer, the Department of Justice issued a damning report that documented a wide range of police abuses in Charm City.
Studies have also documented a wider range of improvements on social and academic function and an individual's overall sense of well-being.
Last year, the findings were released, documenting a wide range of health problems related to moderate arsenic exposure.
WILLIAM HENRY FOX TALBOT The British scholar and scientist, who patented the paper-negative photographic process that produced the remarkable calotypes currently on view at the Met, used his 1841 invention to document a wide range of mostly ordinary subjects.
This isn't meant to minimize the importance of Werner Herzog, Wim Wenders, or others who formed something of a German New Wave (albeit one far looser in its personal relationships than the French one), but Fassbinder's ambition was distinctive: he sought to document a wide range of contemporary German lives in all their ordinary agonies and he did so with an eruptive rapidity.
This isn't meant to minimize the importance of Werner Herzog, Wim Wenders, or others who formed something of a German New Wave (albeit one far looser in its personal relationships than the French one), but Fassbinder's ambition was distinctive: he sought to document a wide range of contemporary German lives in all their ordinary agonies — and he did so with an eruptive rapidity.
