Sentence examples for highest attested from inspiring English sources

The length of Thutmose's reign is still uncertain, and his highest attested date is year nine.

While Amenhotep I's highest attested regnal year is only his Year 10, Manetho's statement is confirmed by a passage in the tomb autobiography of a magician named Amenemhet.

Kamose evidently had a short reign, as his highest attested regnal year is year 3, and was succeeded by Ahmose I. Apepi may have died near the same time.

If this assumption is correct and Sahure's highest attested date was the year after the 6th count rather than his 7th count as Wilkinson believes, then this date would mean that Sahure died in his 13th year and should be given a reign of 13 years 5 months and 12 days.

The quality of research into human parturition and preterm labour in Europe is high, attested by the continuing presence of European speakers at the major North American and other international obstetric and perinatal scientific meetings and by the regular appearance of excellent manuscripts from European laboratories in top peer-reviewed journals.

These, coupled with its high yield, attested to the production viability and efficiency of neem biodiesel using two-step transesterification process.

Small individual SFT are formed at the highest temperatures, attesting to short-range pipe diffusion.

As anyone who's had a bad high can attest, weed can also magnify fear and depression, and cause paranoia.

That is, 9 10-year olds give higher ratings for attested than unattested un- forms (verb type), for verbs that have higher frequency in un- form (un- form frequency) and for verbs that they deem more acceptable across the board (rating for bare form).

Arrays of cylindrical pillars (85 μm diameter, 400 μm height) characterized by varied pillars spacing (200 ÷ 350 μm) were rapidly printed with high fidelity as attested by SEM examination.

Traders and investors saw the asset-price rises it brought with it as proof of their brilliance; central banks and governments thought that rising markets and higher tax revenues attested to the soundness of their policies.The answer to all problems seemed to be more debt.