Sentence examples for historically declared from inspiring English sources

Apoptosis obtained through activation of caspases or mitochondrial chain dysfunction was historically declared as non-immunogenic, while necrotic death accompanied by the release of proteins, lipids and other cellular debris from cells has been widely considered as strongly immunogenic [93, 94].

"Wisconsin is historically strong," Walker declared in his January State of the State address.

Historically, countries that declared themselves to have a fixed rate, very often have allowed major floating through the back door of a dual or parallel market.

If historically New York had declared clearly its statute of frauds one of substance only, going to the essential validity of the contract, comity would dictate that we follow it.

Historically, Lebanese citizens have declared that naturalising Palestinians will act as a disincentive to their eventual repatriation and the exercise of their inviolable right of return.

In 1993, in an attempt to protect the historically significant sassi, Unesco declared the Matera sassi a World Heritage site, and gradually those condemned homes have been transformed into hotels and restaurants.

Historically, ideas that were declared "heresies" (and therefore invalid) actually had some good and valid points — but the problem was the other good and valid points that were left out of the thought process.

We test the efficacy and feasibility of this framework by comparing two Italian regional social and health community care systems that are historically based on opposing declared ideologies.

Historically, what bishops declare in council, they teach in their churches.

THIS is "a banner day...a historically significant day for communications," declared Michael Powell in mid-October.

The state must establish a set of new, unique and high-demand programs at each historically black institution, the judge declared.