Sentence examples for historically undergone from inspiring English sources

The quiet transition is unusual for the magazine, which was historically undergone more dramatic changes in leadership.

Wireless communication systems have historically undergone a revolution about once every decade (e.g., an entirely new standard).

Groups classified as being of European and Dutch origin have historically undergone high waves of migration during the 1960s, 1970s or early 1980s.

While direct observations of C. elegans populations show a low frequency of males and low levels of heterozygosity, it is possible that some lineages of Caenorhabditis have historically undergone much more outbreeding involving males [ 37].

This is a good opportunity to briefly review the ways in which countries have historically undergone transitions, from revolution (such as France in the late eighteenth century) to outside occupation (such as "East" and "West" Germany and Japan post-World War II), and to explain related terms such as "coup d'etat," "interim government," and "democratization".

These masses have historically undergone unnecessary surgical resection because they cannot be distinguished from malignant lesions by imaging alone[ 73 77 ].

Open platforms historically undergo a lot of scrutiny, but there are a lot of advantages to having an open source platform from a security standpoint.

Although the population dynamics of meningococcal disease are characterized by serogroup B and C historically undergoing cyclic patterns, the decrease in serogroup C in a specific age group (infants under 5 years of age) may be associated with menC vaccination.

To address the question of whether or not to operate on lung cancer patients with bone metastases, one would want to know the survival prognosis for all patients—not only the ones who (historically) have undergone surgery as they represent a selected group of patients.

Historically, some patients underwent four separate handoffs as they made transitions initially from ED or an operating room to the neuroscience ICU, then to the NSPCU, and finally, to a regular floor bed.

15 16 Mortality rates of up to 30% have been reported historically in patients undergoing emergency total colectomy for ulcerative colitis.