Sentence examples for to documented from inspiring English sources
noun
An original or official paper relied upon as the basis, proof, or support of anything else, including any writing, book, or other instrument conveying information pertinent to such proof or support. Any material substance on which the thoughts of people are represented by any species of conventional mark or symbol.
But unlike those pyramids, the movie's awesome sights belong more to legend than to documented history.
Prior to documented history, travelers from Asia may have reached Australia.
More important, the assumptions used to determine a fund's price when a fund stops reporting to a database are contrary to documented investor experience.
Others, such as Fred Kaplan, point to documented evidence that McNamara later urged Johnson to use 'selected and carefully graduated force' to crush the Viet Cong.
Everything has to documented so that if Ofsted comes in tomorrow, they can see progression in pupils' books.
This, in addition to documented cases of the Chinese government recruiting Chinese-Americans as spies, led the government to Mr Lee.Yet the government's investigative procedures remain dubious.
John Legend's statement in full: "Some have recently suggested that, due to documented human rights abuses by the government of Bahrain, I should cancel my upcoming concert there.
An exclusive therapeutic policy was recently proposed to restrict platelet transfusion to documented bleeding [22, 28].
Corticosteroid use during post-transplant immunosuppression contributes to documented long-term complications in liver transplant recipients.
Sepsis (originally severe sepsis) was defined as SIRS with acute organ dysfunction secondary to documented or suspected infection.
OpenTox provides unified access to documented models and algorithms as well as to the source code of their implementation.
