Sentence examples for historically development from inspiring English sources

Historically, development of catalysts for treatment of nitrate-contaminated water has focused on supported Pd-based catalysts, but high costs of the Pd present a barrier to commercialization.

Historically development has been defined in relation to the western world's perception of progress, based on the Western model of economic growth fueled by mass industrialization.

Historically, developments in transdermal drug delivery have been incremental, focusing on overcoming problems associated with the barrier properties of the skin, reducing skin irritation rates and improving the aesthetics associated with passive patch systems.

Historically, developments, either positive or negative, in one country have affected Kurdish citizens in the others.

The business of copyrighting ballets is a historically recent development.

And this, too, is a historically recent development.

We are breaking down the silos that have historically divided development sectors.

"Historically, the development of Andean cultures is based on camelids," said Daniel Maydana, a Bolivian anthropologist with many years' experience in vicuña projects.

As Geoffrey Kabaservice asserts in Rule and Ruin: "The appearance of a Republican party almost entirely composed of ideological conservatives is a new and historically unprecedented development.

As Geoffrey Kabaservice writes in "Rule and Ruin: The Downfall of Moderation and the Destruction of the Republican Party, from Eisenhower to the Tea Party," his careful new history of moderate Republicanism, "The appearance of a Republican Party almost entirely composed of ideological conservatives is a new and historically unprecedented development.

Historically, biologics development involved identifying efficacious doses administered to patients intravenously or perhaps by a syringe.