Sentence examples for Historical numbers from inspiring English sources

The historical numbers were adjusted for inflation.

Some conservationists estimate only 1% of their historical numbers remain.

That is because we simply do not have such historical numbers on a global scale.

"In some ways that is their business," said the regulator, noting that Centrica would be showing historical numbers rather than potential future profit margins.

By the 1960s, North American populations may even have exceeded historical numbers, possibly the result of plentiful food derived from human refuse.

By the 1960s, North American populations may even have exceeded their historical numbers, possibly because of plentiful food derived from human refuse.

The most important historical number may be two -- as in, the loser of this game will have two Ivy League losses.

Now that the 300 mm conversion is revitalized, the goal is to achieve the same area factor at a fraction of the historical number.

The humpbacks' strong numbers show that they have largely recovered from whaling, though it will still take some time for them to reach their estimated historical number of 125,000 individuals worldwide.

Furthermore, amino acid variants now follow the standard nomenclature with the initiating methionine given as number one, rather than the historical numbering from the first residue of the mature peptide.

MARSS automatically compares the weekly number of isolates exhibiting a given β-lactam resistance phenotype to the mean value ± 2 SDs for the historical number of strains harboring this phenotype.