Sentence examples for historically published from inspiring English sources

The results to date (n = 320) have shown pollutant concentrations to be significantly lower than those historically published as typical for Australian land uses (p < 0.05).

"I think it has varied from year to year, but in general, I think that we are actually publishing a higher number of women than the magazine has historically published," he said.

Condé Nast, which has historically published magazines for years and even decades before they found their footing, apparently no longer has that luxury now that its established magazines are struggling and the more than 30 newspapers owned by its parent company, Advance Publications, are deeply troubled.

Narendra says that on the buy side, funds have never historically published their research, so the vast amount of high-quality research available on SumZero from hedge fund professionals is unprecedented in the community.

Abramson said "it wasn't complicated to withhold such information," since the press has historically not published information about troop movements, the identities of covert agents, or details that could put someone's life in danger.

Historically, we have published a lot of long, discursive pieces with clever titles that made for elegant reading, but we need to develop strength in being shorter and newsier".

The National Digital Newspaper Program, a joint program of the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Library of Congress, is creating a digital archive of historically significant newspapers published in the United States from 1836 to 1922.

Massive and more or less uncontrolled habitat modification within this region has unquestionably contributed to its apparent great rarity, although it seems to have been uncommon even historically; the last, published record dates from no more recently than 1992, although some sources claim that the Blue-eyed Ground-Dove persists in small numbers in the Serra dos Araras, in southern Mato Grosso.

Historically, much of published radiology research has consisted of descriptions of a series of observations (i.e., descriptive research).

Historically, scientific journals have published only positive results — data showing one thing connected to another (like smoking to cancer).

Historically, NME has never published its leading features online beyond the magazine's digital edition, in the hope of incentivising readers to pay £2.40 for the print title.