Sentence examples for history forms from inspiring English sources

They are omitted on medical history forms.

Inevitably, history forms a major part of the puzzle.

A Way in the World (1994) is an essaylike novel examining how history forms individuals' characters.

This once-buried strand of family history forms the spine of the novel.

(For additional information on the history, forms, and uses of writing and literacy, see writing).

In Syria, the most severe drought in the country's recorded history forms the backdrop of a tragic civil war.

Mrs. Harbin shreds the copied prescriptions and medical-history forms her customers give her as soon as her Canadian counterpart signals that the forms have been received.

More subtle variation in the relative abundance of the two different life-history forms can lead to variation in size structure and seasonality of density among populations.

It may thus be important to monitor variation in the frequency of different life-history forms for appropriate interpretation of population status and management of ecological diversity.

The two loci that were previously determined to be associated with differentiating resident from anadromous life-history forms (Omy_ndk-152 and Omy_LDHB-2_i6; Narum et al. 2011) could not be directly tested for association with life-history forms because most populations in our analyses were field identified as anadromous (e.g., juvenile smolt or adult steelhead phenotypes).

However, as resident and migratory individuals are born in the same place and can most often not be phenotypically distinguished until shortly before onset of migration, even detailed monitoring programs paying attention to genetic and phenotypic variation may not sufficiently detect the presence of the distinct life-history forms.