Sentence examples for history pertained from inspiring English sources

Until January 2004, travel history was defined as self-reported travel to Hawaii or outside the United States within the past 60 days; after that, travel history pertained to travel outside the state where the clinic was located.

The worry is that, if a trait token is typed by its function and if a trait's function depends on the selection history that pertains to the relevant type, the analysis is circular.

Currently, the Martian surface is highly oxidizing and therefore sulphates predominate, but early in the planet's history reducing conditions pertained.

One might be tempted to follow a similar coalescent argument to specify δu, but unlike δl, which is robust to recent demographic history because it pertains to an "ideal" ancestral population, δu is heavily influenced by demographic histories (for example, admixture generations) and the coalescent argument becomes ineffective.

Today Apple formally announced its new streaming entertainment service, Apple TV Channels, chock full of original programming with Apple TV+ and deals with networks and cable companies that will surely change the course of human history as it pertains to that which shall entertain us through the slow demise of humanity.

Talk to your doctor about any issues in your family history as it pertains to your prostate.

Completeness and accuracy of submitted datasets were evaluated to be 99.0% (1259/1272) and 94.0% (2159/2296) respectively for Hospital A, and 99.3% (1589/1600) and 96.1% (2444/2542) for Hospital B. The majority of accuracy discrepancies pertained to medical history data.

The series examines content and history from four main quadrants: the history of relevant technologies, the history of the core science, the history of relevant business and economic developments, and the history of computing as it pertains to social history and societal developments.

Use "historical" for things that happened in history or pertain to history.

Aristotle's account pertains to perceptible magnitudes.

The most frequently studied correlates pertained to the sporting environment and a history of sexual or physical abuse.