Sentence examples for increasingly well documented from inspiring English sources
The pioneering modern movement, liturgically centred, church architecture of the mid twentieth century has become increasingly well documented and understood.
Increasingly well documented is the range expansion of this dove in North America, although the factors responsible for this expansion remain poorly understood.
Overall, then, we live at a time when the benefits of living around trees are becoming increasingly well documented — but when actually acting to realize those benefits isn't always easy.
Ship encounters with abnormal waves are increasingly well documented and it is therefore important to be able to model such encounters in order to assess the risks involved and whether there is a requirement for more stringent design rules.
But for anyone familiar with what has happened in the British countryside in the past 50 years, there is an obvious culprit: the colossal fall in the number of insects, from moths to mayflies, which decades of universal pesticide use have brought about, and which is increasingly well documented.
The implementation of the Marshall Plan in Europe from 1947 to 1951 has been increasingly well documented as archival materials have become available.
Psychiatric comorbidity in migraine is common and is increasingly being well documented, especially as it relates to major depressive disorder and the spectrum of anxiety disorders [7].
The immediate ill effects of bullying have been well documented, with experts increasingly seeing it as a form of child abuse.
Polymeric forms of metal coagulants which are increasingly applied in water treatment are not well documented in leachate treatment.
Associations between sedentary behavior (e.g. time spent sitting watching TV/using the computer) and physical health have been well documented, however, studies are increasingly reporting a positive relationship between certain sedentary behaviors and poor mental health (e.g. depression).
The benefits are well documented for manufacturing industries and increasingly, in service industries (Wright and Basu 2008).
