Sentence examples for has been attested as from inspiring English sources

Generation of hybrid nanostructures has been attested as a promising approach to develop high-performance sensing substrates.

More recently, there have been suggestions that 'y'all' might even have some singular usage, and the (seemingly redundant) 'all y'all' has been attested, although this is hotly debated, as Language Log explores.

The TG setup has been attested for measuring the kinetics free of mass and heat transfer intrusion as described elsewhere.

With this study which can otherwise be attested as having a good study quality, the proof of efficacy for 12.5 and 25 mg diclofenac potassium is yielded for the acute treatment of tension-type episodic headache.

Its practitioners' success in challenging some of the prevailing literary orthodoxy's tenets has been enormous, as attested by the number of critical studies devoted to their work and their influence on a wide array of younger poets.

Thus, some scholars claim that Sanskrit kaṭu 'sharp, pungent' is from Dravidian, but others claim that it is a Middle Indo-Aryan form deriving from an earlier *kṛt-u 'cutting' (root kṛt; an asterisk preceding a form indicates that it is not attested but has been reconstructed as a hypothetical form).

"The video has been huge, as the number of views on YouTube can attest," Mr. Petrikin said.

Boiling the list down to 11 has been problematic, as the names of those left out attest.

Their return in the Champions League has been less profitable, but as Hart will attest, that has not stemmed their quicksilver approach.

Ms. Parton attested: "He has been!

Any overage will result in throttling, which as anyone who has been throttled before will attest, essentially kills data connectivity.