Sentence examples for documented the extent from inspiring English sources

But two historians have now documented the extent to which the Austrians were among the first war profiteers, moving quickly to expropriate the property of Vienna's Jews.

The study in JAMA Internal Medicine was led by Dr. Frank Lin, a hearing specialist and epidemiologist who over the past several years has documented the extent of hearing problems in older people and their association with falls and the onset of dementia.

Researchers have long documented the extent of ED overcrowding in the United States.

My iPhone let me know that I was missing very little, and FriendFeed aggregated both the Twitter flow that documented the extent of the outage as well as the message and blog traffic that explained the outage's contours.

There have been relatively few population-based studies that have documented the extent of tobacco use among those with mental health disorders.

The report's author, David Hawk, first documented the extent of the North Korean camp system in his report "Hidden Gulag" in 2003.

The group commissioned the study, a follow-up to reports started in 1999, to document the extent of the problem.

Now a prominent consumer group has tried to document the extent of the practice.

So we asked if we could get data good enough to document the extent to which it is true".

As we continue our efforts to document the extent of the problem, we should pass a federal law banning the practice of racial profiling.

But earlier this year, a team of urologists at the University of California, San Francisco, conducted a study to measure and document the extent, if any, of this effect.