Sentence examples for historically consisting of from inspiring English sources
Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) is a disorder historically consisting of hypoxemia accompanied by bilateral pulmonary infiltrates and has been identified as a major contributor to mortality in the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) population [ 1, 2].
The Venda have been called a "composite people" because they have historically consisted of a multiplicity of culturally different groups.
Physician recertification beyond initial certification has historically consisted of retaining large amounts of knowledge over a long time span.
And though the campuses of the city's day schools have historically consisted of little more than classroom buildings, many have felt hard pressed in recent years to raise money and spend heavily on improving facilities to attract students.
In September, 2004, an Air Force otolaryngology team was deployed to Iraq as a member of the multispecialty head and neck team, which had historically consisted of neurosurgery, ophthalmology, and oral surgery.
Adjunctive pharmacotherapy during percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) has historically consisted of a regimen of antiplatelet agents accompanied by an antithrombin agent, typically unfractionated heparin.
The natural vegetation in Shinyanga historically consisted of extensive miombo and acacia woodlands (Malcolm 1953).
Therefore, the national process historically consisted of a sequence of three agencies (CDR to JODR to pCODR).
It should be added, however, that these understandings of health and illness were not expressed in traditional terms, which in this region of rural South Africa historically consisted of an elaborate system of social taboos [ 35].
The RC is historically defined as consisting of four complexes, denoted complex I IV, which perform substrate oxidation to drive proton extrusion from the mitochondrial matrix to the intermembrane space.
Previously, assessments have historically dealt with materials consisting of easy-to-measure model reference material or real materials comprising continuous distributions.
