Sentence examples for historically more common from inspiring English sources

There is no evidence that these rare species were historically more common.

Although induction of sputum in the diagnosis of TB is historically more common in the pediatric population [ 30, 31], more recent studies evaluating the utility in adults in HIV-endemic regions have come to differing conclusions [ 32– 32].

However, we do not know whether CA-MRSA and the historically more common community-associated methicillin-susceptible Staphylococcus aureus (CA-MSSA) have similar pathogenesis and cause similar illness (3– 5).

But historically a more common problem is that once inflation gets started, it can be hard to stop.

Twin births have historically been more common among non-Hispanic black women, but rates among white women have risen faster.

It has historically been more common in the developed world.

South Korea argues that historically the more common name was East Sea, Sea of Korea, or another similar variant.

Infections with spore-forming bacteria in PWID have historically been more common in the United States than in Europe.

However, Burelli notes that historically it's more common in the United States for older adults to return to college than it is elsewhere.

Historically, this was the more common option for clinicians; however, there has been a shift to more formal PhD programmes.

Historically speaking, fires became more common in parts of the SNRA after the development of lodgepole pine forests, which occurred prior to 1450 AD.