Sentence examples for historically conducted from inspiring English sources

The Commonwealth Games Federation CGFF) has historically conducted its testing during and after the competition.

Commercial space research is different in many ways when compared to space research historically conducted by military and governmental space organizations.

But while Makoko is primarily known as a densely populated and impoverished district, much of Lagos' economy, which is growing at such a rate it has surpassed the entire national economy of Kenya, is rooted in the fishing and trading markets historically conducted in its waters.

The Defense Department and several governors up and down the Atlantic Seaboard are opposed to drilling in those regions; the Navy historically conducts military exercises off the coast, while governors and lawmakers argue that drilling will hurt tourism and conservation efforts.

However, biomechanical testing of halo pins has historically been conducted on bone specimens with periosteum removed.

Calibration development of CVT-equipped vehicles has historically been conducted using extensive vehicle testing with very limited analytical analysis of the effect of calibration changes.

Manual measurement of spastic ankle joint stiffness has historically been conducted using hand-held dynamometers or alternative devices, but some difficulties have been reported in controlling the velocity applied to the ankle during the measurement.

This comparison has historically been conducted using a 95% one-sided confidence interval for the 0.95-quantile of the output distribution, which is usually found following the technique of simple random sampling using order statistics (SRS-OS).

The work of the pardon attorney's office (which has a staff of 13) has historically been conducted in secrecy.

Harm reduction programs in Russia have historically been conducted by NGOs with funding from sources external to Russia.

Historically, sirtuins conducted ADP-ribosylation before they performed deacetylation (Vaquero 2009; Saunders and Verdin 2007; Starai et al. 2002).