Sentence examples for recorded in thousands from inspiring English sources

Gabo's life and writing are recorded in thousands of interviews and stories, including his own memoir "Living To Tell The Tale".

Literature-based pathway databases (Protein Signalling Networks: PSN [ 21]) potentially overcome this problem by capturing information recorded in thousands of papers, most of which involve mechanistic, hypothesis-driven experiments.

Some of the sharpest patriotic sentiments were recorded in 18th-century prints.

Decorated Christmas trees are recorded in 16th-century Germany, and Protestant tradition even credits Martin Luther with being the first person to put candles on one.

Deaths were routinely recorded in 18th-century Vienna, but physicians were not required to note a cause, which was usually provided by relatives or the clerk doing the paperwork.

The Rokeby Venus is the only surviving nude by Velázquez, but three others by the artist are recorded in 17th-century Spanish inventories.

Membrane potential, vessel diameter and luminal pressure were recorded in 4th order mesenteric arteries with pressure-induced myogenic tone, in control and diet-induced obese rats.

While medical use of cannabinoids such as sedation and analgesia was recorded in 19th century [ 24], narcotic addiction was always concerned.

The first contemporaneous references to Romanianswho used to be known as Vlachsin the regions now forming Romania were recorded in the 12th and 13th centuries.

The origin of the name Glastonbury is unclear but when the settlement is first recorded in the 7th and the early 8th century, it was called Glestingaburg.

An average of over 300 fatalities per fatal incident was recorded in the 17th century, falling to below 100 in the 20th.