Sentence examples for documented originally from inspiring English sources

1, 8, 10– 12 Knowledge regarding the type and timing of medical complications has led to international consensus for clinical management guidelines, documented originally in 1995 by the American Academy of Pediatrics, Committee on Genetics in the "Health supervision for children with achondroplasia" (HSCA) guidelines 3 and revised by Trotter et al 8 in 2005.

But now that university publishers have adopted sophisticated commercial techniques--glossy dust covers, catchy titles and provocative jacket copy, the impulsive buyer may find himself dutifully plodding through a worthwhile, scholarly, meticulously documented manuscript originally meant only for the author's peers, mentors, colleagues, grantors and examiners.

A policy document originally quietly announced in March suggests capping the £108m Access to Work fund.

The documents, originally given to Riggs by the Chilean defense ministry, were verified by a senior Riggs executive assessing the sources of the general's wealth.

It could be anything; the only constraint is the requirement that it be the result of an honest effort to determine what the document originally meant.

Tax The four leading banks promised to abide by the UK code of practice, a document originally drawn up by Labour but implemented by the coalition.

According to police notes in unsealed legal documents – originally submitted to a judge to secure a search warrant – detectives are concerned by "inconsistencies" in Dr Murray's evidence.

The documents, originally provided to the U.S. Attorney's Office by MIT for pre-trial discovery, are kept confidential by a Protective Order.

Grand Secretariat Archives is a database that contains documents originally housed in the storerooms of the Grand Secretariat of the Qing dynasty (1644-1912).

Martial law puts the military in charge of public security and clearly defines its uses in a seven-page document originally enacted in 1907 and amended over the years.

On the final day the bureaucrats, concerned at the disapproving outburst of the previous day, did not dare hold up the voting on the declaration on non-Christians - a revision of a document originally concerned with the Jews alone.