The human toll is daunting, dramatically documented in The New York Times by Matthew Purdy in columns about people being separated from their families, spending decades behind bars, longer than convicts serving minimum sentences for manslaughter or rape.
In 1940, the studio produced short films that dramatically documented the devastation wrought by the German bombing raids on London.
This has been dramatically documented in countries such as India and South Africa, where it is common to find high levels of both malnutrition-induced stunting and obesity in the same population, which is indicative of nutritional deficits that manifest in opposite forms.
The study is "dramatically documenting impacts of isolation by highways," says Paul Beier of Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, who has studied mountain lions in the Santa Ana Mountains, to the east. .
My initial impression of the app is that it was something that would make the most sense for a teenager, sitting in their bedroom dramatically documenting their youthful concerns, and I'm not entirely convinced there's a big market for the app beyond the young adult demographic, or other navel-gazers and quantified self enthusiasts.
The survey dramatically documents the rising toll the prolonged drought is taking on the Central Valley, where some federal irrigation deliveries have been cut to zero, domestic wells have run dry and growers are drawing down portions of the valley's vast aquifer to historic lows.
In regions where Bt or Bt/CpTI rice cultivars are planted very widely, and where resistance does not evolve in the target insects, these insect populations may decline dramatically, as documented in Bt cotton (Wu et al. 2008).
Pell's good work for the finances of the Melbourne archdiocese was documented dramatically by Furness in her opening address.
Exactly what the protesting women endured in prison, and the full horror of the forcible feeding of hunger-strikers, have never been so dramatically and horrifyingly documented.
In our program in neighboring Lesotho, where the government adopted these guidelines in 2008, we documented dramatically lower hospitalization and mortality rates and improved retention in care among patients starting treatment earlier.
Among the themes that are documented, sometimes dramatically but often through bland military reports, are the seemingly casual killing of civilians away from combat situations, night raids by special forces that are often based on bad intelligence, the absence of legal constraints on the abuses of Afghan police, and the deeply rooted character of corruption among Afghan officials.
