Sentence examples for documented description from inspiring English sources
To my knowledge, this study is the most thoroughly documented description of a venomous amphibian published so far.
The oldest documented description of hare coursing is the work Kynegetikos (Greek), otherwise known as Cynegeticus (Latin), which was written by Arrian circa 180 AD.
The first documented description of pelvic pain in pregnancy was published by Snelling in the American Journal of Medicine in 1870 [ 1].
To the authors' knowledge, this is the first documented report describing a disease outbreak in wild species in the Mediterranean basin, with a documented description of clinical signs associated to the isolation and characterization of the causative agent.
Geographic Information Systems, known as GIS, allowed Ms. Knowles and her colleagues to recreate a digital version of the original Gettysburg battlefield from historical maps, documented descriptions of troop positions and scenery, and renderings of historic roads, fences, buildings and vegetation.
"I started to become interested in the myth of Atlantis and the poem Theogony because these are our only written or only documented descriptions or interpretations of this huge volcanic phenomenon," Sigurdsson says.
The Egyptian Ebers Papyrus from 1550 BCE and the Kahun Papyrus from 1850 BCE have within them some of the earliest documented descriptions of birth control: the use of honey, acacia leaves and lint to be placed in the vagina to block sperm.
Identification of species was based on documented descriptions and illustrations [ 1, 2].
The objectives of this study are to elicit and document descriptions of emergency physician expertise, to characterize cognitive differences between novice and expert physicians, and to identify areas in which novices' skill and knowledge gaps are most pronounced.
Documented descriptions of the linen cloth date to the mid-14th century, when it belonged to a French knight, Geoffroy de Charny, who exhibited it in a church in Lirey, France.
We documented the description of these problems as perceived by parents and teachers of children with or without epilepsy.
