Sentence examples for remote histories from inspiring English sources

We report two cases of renal allograft oxalate nephropathy in patients with remote histories of bariatric surgery.

The case suggests that physicians should not disregard remote histories of brucellosis and past residence in brucellosis-endemic areas when confronted with possible reactivation disease.

As this analysis examined electronic medical records only for evidence of a recent diagnosis, remote histories not requiring continued treatment would not necessarily have been identified.

Among the 29 patients there were three with remote histories of malignancy without evidence of recurrence (one cutaneous malignant melanoma, one renal cell carcinoma and one soft-tissue malignancy).

Pride in that remote history sustained the Greeks during the long centuries of Turkish occupation after Constantinople fell in 1453.

The plays, which were based on legends or remote history (though given the appearance of truth), were interpreted so as to convey some religious, moral, or political meaning.

Because English legal history is more directly relevant to an Anglo-American lawyer than any other remote history, some emphasis on these events is entirely appropriate.

I did, however, know a bit about the more recent but to my mind equally remote history of East Broadway at the time, around 1900, when it was a principal thoroughfare for the Lower East Side's Jewish immigrants.

Finally, note that 'git pull' actually does two things: it does a 'git fetch' to get the remote history information and then a 'git merge' to merge with your local repo.

Potential participants were screened in the ED for a history of physical abuse and coded as having experienced no IPV (No IPV), as having a recent history of IPV (occurring in the previous 12 months; IPVA), or as having a remote history (most recent occurrence >12 months ago; IPVHx).

In thinking about its long rule which may end next week, depending on the unpredictable and potentially messy outcome of the general election on May 6th there is a natural tendency for recent events, such as the recession and Britain's parliamentary-expenses scandal, to loom larger than more remote history.