Sentence examples for reliably documented from inspiring English sources

He will, in his words, "recount what can be reliably documented and... examine some of the most persistent legends".

But it was only after the first few million women had used the method for some years that important but rare side effects began to be reliably documented and accurately measured.

Topps would not say how much it paid for the hair, but Mr. Reznikoff gave a rough estimate of several hundred dollars, adding there are probably close to a thousand strands of Washington's hair in existence that can be reliably documented.

However, the damage to houses caused by the shaking was not reliably documented in the report.

Yet title to every house, car, mortgage, bank account and patent had always been reliably documented.

Apart from a couple of surface observations, such an event has yet to be reliably documented.

This scale has excellent psychometric properties [28 30] and it can reliably document the effects of pediatric migraine on QOL [3, 31].

In the article, she writes that she did not have equipment capable of reliably documenting the discovery, so she "entrusted the slides to [Lejuene], who had the photos taken but did not show them to me; they were, he said, with [his] Chief and therefore under lock and key".

In this, both tribunals continued the legacy of the Nuremberg Tribunals, which, as mentioned earlier, aimed not merely at the conviction of the guilty but also at reliably documenting the horrors for posterity.[9] A complaint consistently made against the ICTY and the ICTR has been that these tribunals do not operate on the sites where the crimes being investigated took place.

In a 2013 essay, Ray Ball, while opining that accounting research was not reliably documenting earnings management, wrote: "Of course earnings management goes on.

In order to determine when these levels are being approached or exceeded, monitoring programs have to be developed which can reliably document environmental variation over time.