Sentence examples for documented with high from inspiring English sources

We report a case of SO with retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) rip documented with high definition spectral domain optical coherence tomography (OCT).

Kerry, trying to overcome doubts about the Obama's administration's anticipated military strike on Syria, said the intelligence community has documented with "high confidence," from "thousands of sources," that Syrian forces prepared for days to attack entrenched rebel forces and then, on Aug. 21, fired gas-filled shells that killed at least 426 children, as well as adults.

Another advantage was the real time accessibility of the data used for reimbursement claiming, which were continuously documented with high quality.

Persistent presence of circulating B cells has also been documented with high-sensitivity flow cytometry and has been associated with no or less good response to treatment [ 39, 40].

Variation in reporting of ESRD by accessibility to health services has been previously documented with higher reporting from metropolitan areas noted in Jamaica and Chile [ 4, 24].

Cranial ultrasound findings, specifically findings of PVL and IVH graded according to the criteria of Papile et al., 1978 will be documented, with higher grades predictive of adverse outcomes and CP [ 108].

In animal studies, dogs documented with a high mortality risk due to the previous occurrence of ventricular fibrillation during acute myocardial ischemia were randomly assigned to 6 weeks of either daily exercise training or cage rest.

Early Jan 2015, a large number of SI was documented with a high proportion of NOSO: 49.2% (92/187), in particular in internal medicine (19/28; 67.8%).

An axial high-energy impulse was applied and the development of the lesion was documented with 3 high-speed cameras.

However, a complete loss of COX activity was documented with the higher alkyl homologues (72, 73).

The racial/ethnic disparities in prostate cancer rates are well documented, with the highest incidence and mortality rates observed among African-Americans followed by non-Hispanic Whites, Hispanics, and Asian/Pacific Islanders.