Sentence examples for documented appearance from inspiring English sources
He was often seen in news film at Mr. Hussein's side -- including in Mr. Hussein's last publicly documented appearance as he walked through the streets of Baghdad during the war.
A careful study of ancient artifacts in Italy has pushed back the earliest documented appearance of the showy and highly symbolic flowers in Western art from Renaissance to Roman times.
This was the first documented appearance of the fungus outside of North America.
The first documented appearance of the disco ball goes as far back as 1897, where an issue of the Electrical Worker, the publication of an electrician's union in Charlestown, Massachusetts discusses the group's annual party and its most notable decorations.
The first documented appearance of Andrew Harclay was at a Westmorland eyre in 1292, at which point it must be assumed that he was at least twenty-one years old, and therefore born in the early 1270s.
The first documented appearance of the finger in the United States was in 1886 when Old Hoss Radbourn, a baseball pitcher for the Boston Beaneaters, was photographed giving it to a member of the rival New York Giants.
Isolated case reports have documented their appearance in less common sites, such as the calcaneum and cuboid bone [9].
There has also been documented an appearance of "pay to play" among 21 of Christie's 30 largest subsidy beneficiaries.
In 1963, Taylor and Robbins conducted a detailed light microscopy and TEM study in which they documented the appearance of long tubular structures as migrating cells retracted from the substratum.
Interestingly, Zarebski et al. [ 34] documented the appearance of HP1 isoforms at sites of oxidative damage together with OGG1 and XRCC1, which are factors involved in base excision repair.
Interestingly, medical case reports dating back to the early 1900s have documented the appearance of fine punctate irritating rashes, herpetic skin eruptions, and HZ in people shortly after they recovered from acute and subchronic arsenic poisoning (Bartolomé et al. 1999; Carlill 1917; Hope-Simpson 1965; Jacob 1931; Satterlee 1960; Uede and Furukawa 2003; Walsh 1900).
