Sentence examples for the clear documentation from inspiring English sources

Yet, despite the clear documentation of this public health problem and racial disparity, little progress has been made in identifying the antecedents of preterm birth.

Furthermore, despite the clear documentation of p53's ability to induce senescence, more recent evidence shows that p53 can also function to inhibit senescence while promoting cell cycle arrest [ 7].

However, given the school's receipt of such detailed epidemic reports from the Caribbean colonies, including the clearest documentation to date of the means of cattle-to-human transmission, the Saint-Domingue epizootic/epidemic and related ones must have played a role in the classical first characterization of anthrax by Alfort's director Philibert Chabert in 1780 (3).

The snag is that clear documentation showing the object's provenance is usually required before any action can be taken, and with inventories destroyed or missing, the business of cataloguing the stolen objects looks like being an extremely slow business.

Illustrations of insects made using one of Galileo's microscopes, and published in 1625, appear to have been the first clear documentation of the use of a compound microscope.

Although it has been presumed that ticks are involved in the transmission of this disease, this is the first clear documentation of this occurrence.

Even where developers are not aware of the potential benefits of user needs research a formal stage gate process would provide the opportunity for objective review of the research and clear documentation of the decisions that have been made on the basis of it.

It's a monument to the riff; a monument to noise (the thing, not the genre); a clear documentation of an excellent band's natural sound; and, in its seven long tracks, a piece of unified long-form art that sits there like a patient, malevolent force.

In our case, this lack of clarity may have been exacerbated by the brevity of training, the training of committee officials only in Kwale, and the lack of clear documentation on DFF at a facility level.

However, the differences between the cohorts in both admission diagnosis and mobilisation practises highlight the need for clear documentation of baseline practise before implementation of any change process.

The fact that liana-scratch was acquired only by those able-bodied young chimpanzees that had ample opportunity to observe Tinka's unique technique of self-scratching, and was employed even when not with the original model, allows clear documentation of the chimpanzees' ability to acquire a novel motor procedure by social learning.