Sentence examples for documented argues from inspiring English sources

Indeed the fact that multiple independent marine-freshwater transitions have occurred in the evolution of both prokaryotes and unicellular eukaryotes (this is widely documented) argues for the feasibility of the process.

Publication bias affecting pilot trials may cause those with smaller effect sizes to go unpublished, thereby inflating the apparent benefit of a therapy when and if a literature search is performed [ 32]; however, the low rate of referenced justification for predicted delta that we and others have documented argues against this [ 24, 33, 34].

Such a "sectarian war" will rally the Sunni Arabs to the religious extremists, the document argues.

The document argues that the reactor is "safe, economic and clean".

The planning document argues that London lacks major concert venues of this type.

In Romania, the document argues, there is public concern about "problems concerning integrity and accountability within the judiciary".

The document argues that although the statue was commissioned by the Florentine Republic in 1501, Italy became the rightful titleholder after its unification in the 19th century.

The document argues that while India feels that Pakistan must "adjust to Indian power and influence" there is little likelihood of that happening in the near future.

However, the document argues that "finder fees" also referred to by Mr Weber "can only be described in plain language as bribery".

Genentech, in its briefing document, argues that progression-free survival has been used by the F.D.A. to approve other breast cancer drugs in the past.

The document argues that the current referral rate of 0.77%, down from an average of 3.3%, is partly due to a shortage of funds and suitably qualified staff.