Sentence examples for present or historically from inspiring English sources

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It is, in fact, one of the most frustrating and complicated things to explain and justify to those who have the luxury (I would say privilege, it is technically the right term, but it triggers those who have it; snowflakes come in every colour) of living a life that no one, in the present or historically, has plundered.

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Data were collected in several regions across Western Europe (Fig. 1), where seagrasses are present or were historically present.

These four diagnostic sites in two genes of course do not preclude the possibility of other strains present historically or currently, and our ongoing work will further describe variability in historic and extant strains.

Many of the stages are recreations of notable battles present historically or from the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, while original creations became more common with the newer installments.

Mr. Naftali said he viewed the mission of his museum as trying to present a historically complete portrait of Nixon.

In June, Pacific Northwest Ballet in Seattle will present a historically informed "Giselle" that should restore many long-lost features of the work; here's hoping it doesn't just look of archival interest.

For countries to remain competitive in the global economy, institutions of higher education need to pay closer attention to barriers that might be present for historically underrepresented students in STEM to engage in UREs.

The patterns of genetic diversity found within Chapada Diamantina populations are in agreement with refuge theory, which predicts higher levels of genetic diversity and older lineages to be present in historically climate-stable regions [ 5, 22].

At around the age of 16, patients are currently discharged to the care of their nearest ACHD service; this process is systematic at present but historically it was much more variable.

See related research by Chase et al., http://ccforum.com/content/14/4/R154 In the previous issue of Critical Care, Chase and colleagues present retrospective, historically controlled data from 784 critically ill patients treated with tight glycemic control (target glucose, 4 to 6 mmol/l) using the Specialised Relative Insulin and Nutrition Titration (SPRINT) protocol [ 1].

For example, in the fisheries literature, the shifting baseline syndrome is synonymous with precipitous declines to the point that current communities contain a small fraction of the number of species or species' abundance that was present historically [8].

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