Sentence examples for was historically present from inspiring English sources

If G. destructans was historically present in Europe, why has it never been detected on a large scale before (on the other hand, see [17])?

It is possible that Bromus tectorum was historically present within the "uninvaded" area and was being displaced by competitive plants, or, by chance, a patch of highly competitive plants precluded the colonization of B. tectorum in that small area.

A large-scale channel-shoal morphological system has been historically present in the outer bay.

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

Dengue has been historically present in the continental United States (US), in the state of Hawaii, and in the US insular territories in the Caribbean and the Pacific.

The possibility remains that additional transferred sequences persist to this day in one or more of these Plantago species or they may have been historically present but have been lost at some point after transfer.

But the fact remains that most of present-day Ukraine, especially its eastern regions, was historically part of Russia.

Michigan was historically bad last year on defense.

Although the film claimed to be "historically accurate", the plot presents only a few historically accurate details and significantly departs from the historical record on a number of key points.

But the rest of the prose in which that single tight bloom is niched is historically anonymous — it belongs to the present moment without being very marked by it.

The region around St . Paulis historically Lutheran, but Bishop Hanson said it hardly presented a picture of uniformity.