Sentence examples for documents patterns from inspiring English sources

CARMEN REINHART and Kenneth Rogoff received widespread acclaim for their book "This Time is Different", which documents patterns of financial crisis, recession, and debt crisis over the past 800 years.

RNA expression documents patterns of human transcriptome variation across individuals and tissues.

The Gulf of Maine Area (GoMA) program documents patterns of biodiversity and related processes so its findings can be used to establish ecosystem-based management (EBM) of the Gulf of Maine (Table 2).

CY: Child Years; †sHR: subdistribution hazard ratio; ‡95% confidence interval This cohort study from Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, documents patterns of severe morbidity and mortality in HIV-1 infected children before the initiation of ART, in a paediatric care programme in which ART access was being scaled-up.

In 2009, a group of West Papuan women documented patterns of violence in a report entitled Enough is Enough!

But Shelby County officials were so brazen about their swap-meet approach to law enforcement, he says, "they put it in the damn document!" Patterns began to emerge.

Artifacts discovered in a long sequence of deposits at this site document patterns of change in stone-tool manufacture during the Lower and Middle Paleolithic periods.

Human rights organizations and independent journalists have documented patterns of abduction, detention, disappearances, collective punishment, extrajudicial executions and the systematic use of torture by Russian and Chechen authorities, including Mr. Kadyrov.

The language is based on a visual document metaphor and the notion of document patterns and rules.

2Charles and Guryan (2008) document patterns of black-white wage disparity consistent with Becker's model of taste-based discrimination.

However, there is paucity of evidence documenting patterns of APD use and examining factors associated with adherence to APDs.