Sentence examples for particularly well documented from inspiring English sources

That approach has been particularly well documented in relations with China, where the drive for Chinese inward investment has been allowed to swamp every other consideration, including Hong Kong rights.

Yet Beethoven's admiration for Gallic composers (he regarded the Parisian Cherubini, for example, as his greatest contemporary) is not particularly well documented, nor is the influence they may have had on his work.

The 1830s were particularly well documented through the journals and paintings created by the pioneering ethnologist Prince Maximilian of Wied-Neuwied and his companion, the Swiss artist Karl Bodmer, as well as the American artist George Catlin.

The population on Guam, where it is notorious as an invasive species, is particularly well documented; during the 1970s and 1980s, the snake's population density on many parts of the island peaked at about 4,600 5,800 per square km (12,000 15,000 per square mile).

Our project was prompted by both this phenomena as well as a few particularly well documented accidents in Portland involving cyclists and commercial trucks.

While the impact of substrate topographies at nano- and microscale on bone cell behavior has been particularly well documented, very few studies have analyzed the role of substrate closure at a tissular level.

This dynamic behavior particularly requires well documented processes, but at the same time it also complicates process documentation.

The devastating impact of removal laws on US families, particularly children, is well documented (Kanstroom, 2012; Lonegan, 2007).

To the Editor: Increased risk for reactivation of tuberculosis (TB) after treatment with tumor necrosis factor (TNF) antagonists, particularly infliximab, is well documented (1 ).

The epidemic was first reported last March, and its severity had been well documented (particularly by aid groups such as Doctors Without Borders, whose work dealing with sick and dying Ebola patients was heroic).

This delicate balance between stress and vulnerability is well documented, particularly in the case of psychosis, by the stress-vulnerability model, which basically shows that the more vulnerable you are to stressors, the less stress it takes to tip you over the edge.