Sentence examples for tightly documented from inspiring English sources
A common April scenario is one in which I (1) have accumulated a few W-2G forms from this or that racetrack, (2 cannot avoid reporting these wins on Form 1040, line 21, which nonchalantly asks about "other income," but am then in a position to (3) turn around and show my tightly documented "offsetting losses" on Schedule A, line 27, site of "other miscellaneous deductions".
In the face of this quantity of tightly documented evidence, Hayes's strategy was simple and brazen: "So what?" "It's a free country".
In the face of this quantity of tightly documented evidence, Hayes' strategy was simple and brazen: "So what?" "It's a free country".
Evidential Research emphasized carefully documented and tightly argued work on concrete issues of philology, history, and even mathematics and civil engineering.
Excess or uncontrolled transposition is clearly deleterious, and several mechanisms by which cells can keep RTEs tightly repressed have been documented [ 15].
Ribosomal proteins have been documented to be tightly co-regulated in other organisms such as yeast [ 41] and to be stage-specifically regulated in the apicomplexan Eimeria tenella[ 42].
Changes in the transcriptome profile of these mutant lines can be assessed in comparison with the carefully documented timeline of tightly regulated gene expression patterns that characterize the P. falciparum IDC [ 46– 46].
Archaeological excavations around Lake Chad have documented several cultural changes tightly linked with oscillating climatic phases [ 14, 15].
Recent studies have documented that both substrate chemistry and topography are tightly correlated to cell behaviours.
HMGB1 binds tightly to chromatin during some forms of apoptosis [1] [23], but this phenomenon has never been documented during viral infection.
Paul VI's carefully-crafted language about responsible parenthood -- like most papal language -- was lost to the public, buried as it was in a densely-written, tightly-reasoned document accessible to experts but not to the laity at large.
