Sentence examples for historically been assumed from inspiring English sources
In these systems, it has historically been assumed that the concept of a food chain can describe the relationships between an insect pest and a single biocontrol agent.
The global range of BTV has historically been assumed to be restricted by regional differences in vector competence amongst Culicoides species as well as by the temperature requirements of the virus for replication.
It has historically been assumed that TC concentrations determine PFC concentrations which in turn determine interstitial cortisol concentrations; the so called 'cortisol cascade'.
The 5-LOX mechanism for hydroperoxidation has historically been assumed to be similar to that of other lipoxygenases, but little experimental evidence has been found.
Historically, it had been assumed to be saprobic, due to its taxonomic uncertainly, and presumed relatedness to other saprobic fungi like the stalked puffballs and the earthstars.
Historically, it has been assumed that radiation-solid cancer associations diminish with falling dose rate.
Given that both infections are caused by T. foetus, it is not surprising that historically they have been assumed to be the same parasite.
Historically, it has been assumed that the biological function of germ plasm was to maintain the unique properties of the germ line (Blackler, 1970; Seydoux and Braun, 2006).
Historically it had been assumed that this trichromacy was based on our having three spectrally distinct cone types: color matches occurred when the simultaneous photon capture rates of each of the cones types from an additive mix of three primary lights matched the capture rates from the light being matched (e.g., [ 47, 58]).
Historically, Sarcosphaera coronaria has been assumed to be saprobic, acquiring nutrients from breaking down decaying organic matter.
Historically, it was assumed that the light-evoked neural signals driving the human pupillary light reflex (PLR) originated exclusively from rod and cone photoreceptors.
