Sentence examples for documented presence from inspiring English sources
Neither does the book really come to grips with the documented presence of violence-prone people among the protesters she depicts in uniformly heroic terms.
Subjects were randomized to consume almonds (almond-LCD) or self-selected complex carbohydrates (CHO-LCD) using computer generated Random Number Generation software (RNDGEN, Stanford, USA) with stratification according to gender and physician documented presence or absence of type 2 diabetes.
Its documented presence in the Galleria Serodina at Ascona in Switzerland was an important selling point for the €145,000 bird.
Despite the substantial number of imported malaria cases and the documented presence of suitable anopheline vectors, autochthonous transmission has not been widely observed in Europe, probably as a result of early diagnosis and treatment, afforded by efficient healthcare systems.
Edwards agrees that Jane was born before October, 1537: the documented presence of her mother, Frances Brandon, at the funeral of Jane Seymour, the mother of Edward VI, who died two weeks after Edward was born, makes a shared birthdate for Jane and Edward impossible — Tudor women did not appear in public for forty days after giving birth.
These MYSTIC Program (2006) results demonstrate the continued need to monitor the carbapenem class potency and spectrum of activity against Enterobacteriaceae as well as P. aeruginosa because of the documented presence of serine carbapenemases and rare incidence of metallo-β-lactamases that may further compromise their activity and that of other β-lactam agents.
Tetter traps (baited with Sterling MDT plus #10 lures), blacklight traps, field scouting and other monitoring techniques are being used to document presence and damage levels.
Consecutive sections did not document presence of a cystic lesion.
Articles documenting presence of two or more chronic conditions were included in the review.
Among patients in this investigation, 5,533 had records documenting presence or absence of diarrhea at the time of specimen submission.
