Sentence examples similar to historically defined groups from inspiring English sources

It has been difficult historically to resolve management issues in the fishery without having a defined group of fishers who had a substantial interest in the fishery to consult with.

It is not a rigidly defined group.

The Conservatives, by way of contrast, are not historically defined by any artificial schism.

The court said Mr. Reagan's proclamation "thus alters the three-mile boundary that had historically defined the territorial sea".

And she strives to edit a magazine that reflects all that has historically defined the Russian style.

Group M is the most widespread and is divided into several subtypes, lettered from A to K. Subtypes have been historically defined by a human-driven crisp clustering obtained by analysing different phylogenetic trees constructed over different HIV genes, but do not necessarily correspond to an optimal grouping under specified constraints.

The category a particular V segment falls into is historically defined by a number of criteria.

The clinical spectrum, however, reaches beyond the boundaries of these two historically defined disease entities.

3 The commonest cause of HUS (90%) is Shiga toxin-mediated HUS (Stx-HUS), historically defined as 'typical HUS'typical

This perspective concludes that global health can transform the state interests that have historically defined foreign policy.

The rivalry historically defines these clubs.