Sentence examples for historically experience from inspiring English sources

Historically, experience has demonstrated that about 40% of patients may be cured with hematopoietic stem cell transplant, but advanced age, co-morbid medical problems, procedure morbidity and mortality, and lack of donor availability limit the procedure to a small, select minority.

The state historically experiences two shakes a year registering above level three.

Freed from risk weights, banks may be more inclined to make certain types of loans that have historically experienced big losses, like home equity mortgages.

"The intense competition impacting the company's financial and operational results that previously affected demand in the United States market is now being experienced globally," the troubled company said, "including in international markets where the company has historically experienced rapid growth".

Kurdish aspirations for self-determination were often ill-received, and Kurds historically experienced persecution or pressure to assimilate in their respective countries; the Kurds of Turkey received unsympathetic treatment at the hands of the government.

In general, spending would not be allowed to increase more than the growth of the economy, plus one-half of one percentage point — a slower rate of increase than Medicare has historically experienced.

In general, spending would not be allowed to increase more than the growth of the economy, plus one percentage point — a slower rate of increase than Medicare has historically experienced.

Fire suppression has been reported to homogenize landscapes in regions that historically experienced frequent wildfire.

Hemodialysis patients have historically experienced diminished access to care and increased adverse outcomes after natural disasters.

We conclude that canopy structure in the tropics is primarily a consequence of forest adaptation to the maximum water deficits historically experienced within a given region.

The result is military repression of the occupants of the Ogaden, little different from that historically experienced under the Ethiopian emperors.