Sentence examples for historically absent from inspiring English sources

Women are historically absent from Stem fields.

The presence of these sequences in sites where R. microplus has been historically absent (that is, north-western USA) and now adapted to transmission by Dermacentor spp. ticks, could be interpreted as invasive events.

Using our seminar series to illustrate the interdisciplinary nature of science has helped to stimulate greater interests among UR students in pursuing graduate training in areas in which they have been historically absent.

The japonica-like and some indica-like weed populations in the areas historically absent of wild rice (e.g., Europe and the United States) may originate from old cultivars adaptive to the local environmental conditions or natural hybridization between indica and japonica cultivars (Tang and Morishima 1997; Suh et al. 1997; Ishikawa et al. 2005; Cao et al. 2006; Londo and Schaal 2007).

The dominant/majority paradigms must identify ways to incorporate those perspectives that have historically been absent in the scientific workforce.

However, our data suggest that the boundary between regions to which I. scapularis ticks are and are not endemic is moving and that B. burgdorferi infected ticks might be expanding in or into areas from which they historically have been absent.

McCluskey said: "Whenever working-class people get disillusioned with Labour, historically, they tend to absent themselves from politics, and they do that because they don't see an alternative.

In this important way, he is the Marx of our new age of inequality, albeit absent the historically misguided prescription of communism.

Historically, they have been completely absent: the thalidomide scandal of the early 1960s resulted in women of childbearing age being excluded from trials.

However, this may not be sufficient, as the formation of long-standing kelo trees might be partially related to the occurrence of surface fires, which were historically common but now practically absent from pine dominated landscapes in Fennoscandia (Wallenius 2011).

Historically, B. procyonis roundworms have been absent throughout most of the Southeast, but the parasite was recently detected in north-central Georgia (5, 6 ).