Sentence examples for soon documented from inspiring English sources

Japanese photographers, taught by Westerners, soon documented their country's momentous journey into a new epoch.

Applications on other materials usually present on artistic surfaces, such as natural or synthetic varnishes, and on aged and unaged specimens or on real manufacts, are in progress and will be soon documented.

One of the most representative examples of this effect was soon documented in gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST) after the introduction of imatinib.

"Esther's journey didn't differ much from those of the bus-hailing, bus-terminal  bench-napping, boardinghouse-snoozing or jitterbugging young women she would soon document," Melissa Fay Greene wrote in the introduction to the book.

Kert Davies, a former Greenpeace researcher and founder of CIC, said: "We now have evidence through the Willie Soon documents that ExxonMobil, Southern Company and the American Petroleum Institute, who were in the room in 1998, carried on with elements of the plan, even after it was leaked and on the front page of the New York Times.

Soon documenting gave way to treasure hunting.

Davies says that the Soon documents also raise another potentially thorny issue: How should scientists disclose funding from anonymous donors?

Pharyngeal colonization with rifampin-resistant meningococci following chemoprophylaxis with rifampin of persons exposed to meningococcal disease was documented soon after treatment was initiated (2) and has continued to be observed over time (3).

All acute knee injuries, except contusions, resulting in absence from play (time loss) are documented soon after the event by the study therapist on a standardized injury report form.

These are the documented, or soon to be documented, results of an early DOT look at the changes and a just out film by Streetfilms on the Prospect Park West project.

First, injuries should be documented as soon as possible after an incident and law enforcement should take care to record all statements made by victims and witnesses.