Sentence examples for historically introduced from inspiring English sources

Intel has historically introduced new chip technologies into its products for servers first.

That is mostly because the way in which evolution was historically introduced into our culture.

A historically introduced subset of globally circulating strains continue to evolve and be transmitted between cattle and humans.

Historically introduced with the help of the Schrödinger equation  [1,2], modern Wigner theory represents an independent formulation, recognized as equivalent and autonomous alternative to operator mechanics  [3].

On-going influx of domestic cats into the feral cat population is apparently causing the Australian mainland populations to be genetically differentiated from those island populations, which likely are remnants of the historically introduced cat genotypes.

We assessed patterns of neutral genetic variation across this species' range using a variety of metrics to determine whether genetic diversity and population structure were influenced by recent selection via herbicide application and, in addition, to assess the likelihood that gene flow could introduce, or has historically introduced, resistance alleles to once-susceptible populations.

Integrity assessment of reactor pressure vessels has been changed and improved during several past decades but it still contains some parameters which were introduced historically and are still being used.

So, historically Christmas was introduced to England by an immigrant religion and banned by that most British of institutions, the House of Parliament.

Compared with other types of interventions that historically have been introduced to improve pregnancy rates in ART (improved culture media, new hormone stimulation regimens, etc), even an effect corresponding to the lower limit of the CI is substantial.

1, 6 Most transmission is believed to be anthroponotic, from human to human, and this contrasts with the zoonotic transmission of L. infantum, from canine reservoir hosts to humans, not only in the Mediterranean region where it may have originated, but also in many of the drier regions of Latin America where it was probably introduced historically.

Staged by the company who would later become the Abbey Theatre, The Bending of the Bough was a historically important play and introduced realism into Irish literature.