Sentence examples for further documentation of the from inspiring English sources

Last week, a broader study underwritten by the Pew Charitable Trusts provided further documentation of the ocean's decline and proposed remedies, ranging from tougher restrictions on coastal development to the establishment of protected marine reserves to give fish a chance to recover.

"This report is further documentation of the fact that the United States had absolutely no preparation to use contracting on the scale that it needed either at the military or aid level in going to war in Iraq," said Anthony H. Cordesman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.

Further documentation of the interaction between YKL-40 and IL-13Rα2 was obtained with coimmunoprecipitation (coIP), colocalization, and Biacore assays.

The GPs felt a need for further documentation of the benefits for the patients before a possible future implementation of systematic health checks.

In summary, further documentation of the role of APRN/PAs in recommending and providing cancer prevention and screening services in US primary care teams is needed.

In the current study, only the total length of time spent in the sun from 6.30 am to 7.00 pm was surveyed and no further documentation of the usual time of day spent in the sun by respondents was recorded, which somewhat limits the study analysis.

Further documentation of this, for the most part, positive development of the air quality seems to be reasonable.

The spreadsheet contains detailed annotation, including the logical category used by the NeuroSNP project, such as "Nicotine System" and "Dopamine System" (further documentation of these categories and other columns is contained in the spreadsheet – see the sheet labeled "Column Descriptions").

Further documentation of these sites of hormone activity, and those of the other LT lines, should provide many new insights into novel NR functions and relationships during development.

Further documentation of these findings in larger studies is required to determine how best to adjust for pubertal stage in studies related to obesity and CMRFs.

Further documentation of this absence of a prevalence gradient should be confirmed with studies using broader definitions of disease (for example, undifferentiated spondyloarthropathy). Gout has become more prevalent in China, a phenomenon also seen the United States in recent years.