Sentence examples for documented thanks from inspiring English sources

Schwartz's case has been widely documented, thanks to aggressive efforts to find a stem-cell donor by her family, friends and teammates as well as Tedd Collins IV, who founded two leukemia-related charities after his daughter, a Yale medical student, died a year ago after having the disease.

Schwartz's case has been widely documented, thanks to efforts to find a stem-cell donor by her family, friends and teammates as well as Tedd Collins IV, who founded two leukemia-related charities after his daughter died a year ago after having the disease.

The spatial behavior of numerous fishing fleets is nowadays well documented thanks to satellite Vessel Monitoring Systems (VMS).

It's easy to configure, it's supremely well documented (thanks in no small part to the efforts of people like my buddy Rich), and it's extremely well supported.

Subsidence of the fore-arc of more than 2 km since ∼ 40 Ma in the Izu-Bonin fore-arc and ∼ 24 Ma in the Mariana fore-arc has been documented thanks to benthic foraminifers contained in sediment cores that are able to record paleo-bathymetry (Kaiho 1992; Lagabrielle et al. 1992a).

The fate of the GBR will be documented best, thanks to Australia's scientific resources.

The trans-Atlantic trades are by far the better documented ones, thanks to the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade TASTT) Database (see www.slavevoyages.org and the description in Eltis et al. 1999).

I'm not alone — there are many other international students who, like me, have been deprived of their identity documents thanks to UK Border Agency (UKBA) delays in processing our visa extensions.

But it will offer software tools to let companies develop paper forms that can be translated into digital documents, thanks to constraints on what can be scribbled in each field.

Just like on Drive, the Realtime API also ensures that local changes are immediately reflected in the local document thanks to Google's use of operational transformation (OT) at the core of the system.

Lebedev Studios, makers of their infamous OLED keyboard first shown in 2006, created the Bulavkas flash drive, which can literally clip 4GB of data onto a document thanks to its safety pin design.