Sentence examples for could have historically from inspiring English sources

Based on recent studies [ 6, 9, 11] this study, intraspecific plasticity could have historically misled the diagnoses of anuran systematists who normally treat osteological elements as separate character states when inferring species level relationships when it may be the result of intraspecific plasticity of a given trait.

Paleodistributional modeling could be a useful tool for determining where A. transcaspicus could have been historically distributed given its current climatic tolerances [69], [70], and thus for distinguishing these different hypotheses.

Many of the cases involved businesses that paid large fees, but a good number were for clients who could not afford a lawyer and have historically been represented, if at all, by public interest lawyers.

Removing language barriers could allow people from cultures that have historically had tense relations to become friends.

But that just isn't how humans have historically fed whatever they could feed with cellulose.

Unions have historically dampened inequality.

European imports have historically been fumigated.

Judges have historically rubber-stamped these settlements.

Rising onion prices have historically felled governments.

"We have historically had an unwritten constitution.

Wales have historically been successful in judo.