Sentence examples for documented nature from inspiring English sources

Be that as it may, Zhang pulls out lots of directorial stops: there are a number of bravura combat sequences (notably one in which a single Chinese soldier takes out an entire Japanese platoon), a gruesome scene outlining the (documented) nature of the Japanese sexual assaults on civilians, and tremendous handheld cinematography reflecting the girls' panic when the troops storm in.

(Two years ago, I documented the nature and scope of my feelings about Prince in the magazine).

Over the ensuing half-century, additional trials further documented the nature of the crimes and had a public as well as a judicial impact.

Gene drives are well documented in nature as well, in the form of "selfish genes" or "selfish chromosomes" invading different insect species (Nolan & Crisanti 2017).

This observational study documented the nature of non-optimal behaviour in using manual input devices to perform CAD tasks by analysing behaviour protocol of designers at work recorded on video.

But in the face of the documented addictive nature of sugar and refined and processed foods, willpower is a myth.

In fact, bird attacks on apparently defended prey have been documented in nature [30], [31].

This article documented the nature of individual, community and civic networks and relations of a lower socioeconomic population at the end of life.

The emission distribution of RD is modelled using the negative binomial distribution to account for its documented overdispersed nature (Bentley et al., 2008).

The well documented, dynamic nature of salivary gland protein expression during feeding [ 11, 42] necessitates a synchronization between cell proliferation and cell death; dying cells can leak intracellular components into the surrounding fluids, thus enabling host contact and initiation of the adaptive immune response.

My chosen interpretation tomorrow will be ironic celebration as to the "living document" nature of the Constitution.