Sentence examples for documented existence from inspiring English sources

I will even overlook the documented existence of a song called Swallow My Gift.

The enormous significance of these fossils notwithstanding, the documented existence of feathers in nonavian dinosaurs has, thus far, been limited to a dozen or so species, all of them circumscribed to the Cretaceous deposits of East Asia.

In this respect, the observation that Gfi1 is differentially expressed in CLP1 versus presumptive CLP2 cells is interesting in light of the recently documented existence of independent B cell lineages [33], [34].

Despite the well documented existence of conserved elements, the significance of these sequences remains largely unknown [ 7].

Sensitized divisions were pre-defined by the documented existence of specialized resources/services for diverse and vulnerable populations or having cultural competency training within the department.

Similar to other studies [ 27], we also did not document existence of a clear system that ensured appropriate dissemination of national guidelines to all levels, coordination of equipment maintenance and appropriate supply of repair facilities for laboratory equipment.

A lot of reports have been written about these prisons: the United Nations has documented their existence; so has the Council of Europe.

Then, in a paper in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, Diego Bohórquez and his colleagues at Duke University documented the existence of previously unknown gut-brain circuitry.

Working with other investigators in Europe, the Italian police said they had documented the existence of an Italian terror cell dedicated to recruiting and radicalising militants online.

Over the past couple of years, Mason and colleagues have documented the existence of microplastic litter – some too small to see with the naked eye – in the Great Lakes.

For several decades, medical educators and sociologists have documented the existence of hierarchies and an intense awareness of rank among doctors.