Sentence examples for historic emergence from inspiring English sources

Phylogeographic reconstruction with spatial and temporal information of virus isolates has enabled an understanding of the historic emergence and dispersal patterns involved in virus evolution (38 ).

During the recent increase in HAT in historic foci, emergence of foci with new epidemiologic features in urban areas was reported (3, 4 ).

China deserves an international celebration to mark its historic re-emergence as a major power.

Here is a look back at his life, from his early days as an activist in apartheid-era South Africa to his historic Presidency and emergence as a world leader.

After a day in Thailand, Mr. Obama was to head early Monday to Myanmar for a historic visit highlighting the emergence of that isolated country, long known as Burma, from decades of repressive military rule.

The aim of this study is to learn from the past by studying the early emergence of historic food safety risks and apply these lessons for future early identification of emerging food safety risks.

However, the possibility of change can never be discounted, given the historic surprises of the emergence of the injectable in Indonesia and South Africa and then in much of eastern and southern Africa.

The economic and social value that has been generated here over the past 10 years is due to the re-emergence of these historic buildings".

With the emergence of tourism, the historic core of York became one of the city's major assets, and in 1968 it was designated a conservation area.

Mr. Obama will make a historic visit to Myanmar to mark the emergence of the long-isolated country and encourage its migration from China's orbit toward a more democratic future with the West.

Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, who became President in 2009, is a former Islamist radical turned moderate who bears the historic merit of having overseen Somalia's emergence from a charnel ground into a place where a semblance of stability has begun to emerge.