The cultivation of such megadonors is a long — sometimes lifelong — process, and it requires more than flattery: for their money, the university's benefactors wanted a say in its future.
This U.S. study among older people also confirms that a healthy lifestyle pattern provides long-term, lifelong benefits in terms of type 2 diabetes prevention.
It is also possible that long-term (lifelong) exposure to steroid estrogens might attenuate the expected response and clarify the relationships between exposure and effect that are difficult to discern.
But the bridge itself has been closed for about 40 years, so long that even lifelong residents have no clue that the eyesore in their windows is actually the bridge in Highbridge.
He is author of AXIS Book 1: Areal, the first volume in a lifelong long poem.
"The 30-year-old has long stated his lifelong dream of becoming a Paralympic champion," ParalympicsGB said.
"Prevailing sociological theory has been saying that in a time of rapid social change and increased emphasis on individualisation, we're reluctant to enter into lifelong long term partnerships".
Chronic illnesses require a long standing or lifelong adaptation.
Intestinal tissue renewal is fundamental to long life and lifelong health.
In contrast, estrogen therapy must be long term, possibly lifelong, to have any lasting impact on bone health.
