Sentence examples for historically pure from inspiring English sources

Large reference populations persist, representing the historically pure genotypes of both the native [ 28] and introduced taxa.

Historically, pure type I (slow oxidative) fibres are slow in contraction speed, expresses only MHC I, contain large numbers of mitochondria and are known to be fatigue resistant (Bottinelli, 2001; Schiaffino and Reggiani, 1996).

And short-track racing a half-mile track is historically the pure beginnings of the sport.

And short-track racing — a half-mile track — is historically the pure beginnings of the sport.

Go to almost any small town on any given weekend and by 7 PM you will find countless middle-managers and HR supervisors shouting "WHERE ARE YOU I CAN'T FIND YOU" into their phones, pumped with the most historically inexpensive, pure, and widely available dark-web ecstasy eight quid can buy.

Go to almost any small town on any given weekend and by 7 PM you will find countless middle-managers and HR supervisors shouting "WHERE ARE YOU I CAN'T FIND YOU" into their phones, pumped with the most historically inexpensive, pure, and widely available dark-web ecstasy eight quid can buy.

However, because the two groups have historically mixed, keeping "pure" Przewalski's horses from Przewalski's horses with known domestic horse contributions might not be necessary, the authors write.

The invasive Myriophyllum heterophyllum in the northeastern USA comprises at least three distinct lineages: an interspecific hybrid (M. heterophyllum × M. laxum) and two historically allopatric lineages of pure M. heterophyllum (Tavalire et al. 2012).

The imagery of state-sponsored infantilism persists: North Koreans are a pure, innocent race historically abused by outside powers Japan, America and even China.

Leaving one's body to science has historically been an act of pure generosity, but if the human tissue shortage is so dire that biotechnology companies and medical researchers are resorting to black market purchases, then maybe the system should be rethought.

Historically, it has developed from pure technological and economic forecasting to a policy instrument involving stakeholder participation.