Sentence examples for documented study from inspiring English sources

A new biography appeared in May, and a heavily documented study of the gangster era of the 1930's, when Dillinger flourished, was published this month.

The Nation called the book "the most lucid and fully documented study" of the United States' involvement in the war that had yet appeared.

(It was a piece of bad luck for Fenby that "Spymaster," Frederic Wakeman's powerful and richly documented study of Chiang's secret police chief, Dai Li, came out just as Fenby's own book was going to press).

Schneer's richly documented study puts the famous declaration — a Nov. 2, 1917, letter by the British foreign secretary Arthur James Balfour supporting the establishment in Palestine of "a national home for the Jewish people" — in the context of Britain's promises to Arabs, Jews and its European allies in World War I. ALICE IN BED, by Cathleen Schine (Picador, $15).

Les Rois Thaumaturges: étude sur le caractère surnaturel attribué à la puissance royale, particulièrement en France et en Angleterre (1924; The Royal Touch Sacred Monarchyy and Scrofula in England and France) is a densely documented study of the production and dissemination of a long-lived, powerful political myth of monarchical healing power.

Non-guideline studies were considered only if a documented study met the criteria for guideline requirements of the respective guideline.

Our results are in agreement with previously documented studies [10, 15, 46].

Well documented studies about landslides causing blockage of riverbeds, often with catastrophic consequences, are frequent.

In comparison to previously documented studies, this work has substantially reduced the treatment time necessary for decolorization of dyes.

Though these shortcomings may be result of different factors, there is no well conducted and documented studies on the field.

One of the most recent and best documented studies is probably that of Ha et al. [8].