Sentence examples for which historically produced from inspiring English sources

Currently there is a lot of interest in bipolar electrodes, which historically produced only small discrete lesions but have now been successfully modified for use in the liver [ 10].

In the Yukon River, Alaska, which historically produced appreciable numbers of large, old Chinook salmon, the numbers of very large (≥90 cm) fish have been declining in recent decades (Hyer and Schleusner 2005).

The big tension is between the rich countries, which have historically produced most of the CO2 behind global warming and which tend to be less affected by its consequences, and the poorer, developing countries.

White heroin, which is historically produced in the "Golden Triangle" of south-east Asia, is typically both purer and more expensive than brown.

In the U.S. -- which has historically produced most of the world's heat-trapping and ocean-acidifying carbon pollution -- the public is still learning about the effects to land, water and human civilization.

Founded in 1924, Puerto Ayacucho is the trading centre for the large but sparsely populated state, which historically has produced mainly rubber and balata.

Gareloi has historically produced several pyroclastic flows, which can travel extremely fast.

UV-327 and UV-328 were historically produced in an industrial plant at the Pawtuxet River, which contributes to the Providence River and consequently the Narragansset Bay [34, 48 50].

Flamenco Granada has historically produced some of Spain's finest flamenco singers and dancers.

This is not the urban subject that our large, mixed cities have historically produced.

These have historically produced better returns over longer periods than high-street bank or building society savings accounts.