Sentence examples for historically controlled from inspiring English sources

The latest update of this Cochrane review in 2011 amended the research question and compared RCTs versus concurrently controlled non-randomised trials and excluded historically controlled ones.

These groups have influence or control in areas close to those historically controlled by Farc.

2014 Houthi rebels (who belong to the Zaydi sect of Shia Islam) make advances and begin capturing the north of the country, an area they have historically controlled.

The redistricting process was historically controlled by the state legislature and maps were drawn in secret, designed to extract maximum political advantage for incumbent officeholders.

But consumer prices in Greece are comparatively high — gasoline is more than $8 a gallon — owing to cartels that have historically controlled the distribution of consumer goods.

Those voters live in the suburban and rural districts that the Republicans have historically controlled, and, as the Democrats know, the Republicans will fight hard to recoup their losses in the next election.

Historically, control of insect pests and diseases in commercial crops has been predominantly based on the use of pesticides.

Historically, control of mastitis has been driven primarily by economic considerations.

The chairman historically has controlled the outcome, and Mr. Bernanke's softer style has not changed this basic reality.

One of the theatre's harassed-looking board members claims that 40% of its artistic and managerial decisions have historically been controlled by politicians.

Power, however, has long rested with the Tutsi minority, which historically has controlled the army and most of the economy, particularly the lucrative international export of coffee.