Sentence examples for historically validated from inspiring English sources

In Bombay, another city this novel celebrates, the beautiful Zeenat Vikal, doctor, activist and art critic, seeks 'an ethic of historically validated eclecticism, for was not the entire national culture based on the principle of borrowing whatever clothes seemed to fit, Aryan, Mughal, British, take-the-best-and-leave-the-rest?' Rushdie gleefully follows this prescription.

Anxiety-like behavior in the light dark box has been historically validated by sensitivity to known anxiolytics, such as benzodiazepines.

Furthermore, considerable evidence indicates that antibodies represent a new, although historically validated, approach to the development of therapies against bacterial and viral pathogens that causes disease in individuals with impaired immune response and/or for which there are few or no available drugs [ 5- 8].

From Stephen A. Douglas to Donald Trump, in Middle America this reaction has been validated historically through a language of economic displacement, political voicelessness, and cultural marginalization -- a "war" on "real American" values.

The move towards a historically based classicism was validated – in the composer's mind at least – by a new interest in an expanded form of tonality, with pieces increasingly focused on privileged notes or modes or motifs, and sometimes all of these at once.

Historically, as new technology is validated on a known cohort, it is then applied to a prospective screening cohort in a linked or unlinked (e.g., HIV screening) method, with or without reporting, and with or without randomization (e.g., CF).

Although several studies have validated the prognostic significance of data acquired from ABPM; historically, access to the technology in the United States is generally limited to specialty referral clinics such as cardiology or nephrology, found in larger teaching institutions [ 1- 4].

A recent review validated the use of the QTL sign test for inferring historically consistent directional selection, finding fewer antagonistic QTL in traits known to be subject to strong directional selection [ 4].

Although medicinal plants have been historically used for diabetes treatment throughout the world, few of them have been validated by scientific criteria.

- Such studies originally validated the protective potential of vaccines targeting well-characterized and historically-identified antigens such as merozoite surface protein 1 (MSP3), MSP3 and apical membrane antigen 1 (AMA1), - which have also been repeatedly associated with protective NAI.

So I feel validated -- and then I learn of another weapon against this historically-unrecognized menace.