Sentence examples for Short to long-term from inspiring English sources

This paper assesses the implications of climate and anthropic pressures on short to long-term changes in water resources in a Mediterranean karst using wavelet analysis.

While the public sector 37% of group sales) may take some time to detail further outsourcing opportunities, the private sector (63% of sales) provides significant short to long-term growth potential for the group.

The cyclostratigraphic analysis points to orbital eccentricity as pacemaker of short to long-term lacustrine sequences, and reveals a correlation of maxima of the 100-kyr, 400-kyr and 2.4-Myr eccentricity cycles with periods of lake expansion.

Overall, implantation of CRT in patients with asymptomatic and mild HF resulted in improved cardiac function, decreased progression of HF, trend to decrease of mortality in short to long-term follow-up.

For example, Komninos et al. [11] review technologies for smart cities by introducing a short to long-term roadmap towards smart cities.

The reciprocal activation of the inflammatory/immune response and the lipogenic/adipogenic pathways emerges as the most prominent signature of the transition from short to long-term HF feeding and underscores the relevance of the antagonistic action of NF-κB and PPARγ regulators in controlling the shift from the stressed, inflamed to the pathological, steatotic hepatic state.

Each professional's role, as mentioned, is also likely to alter as the individual's phase of consumption transforms from short-to long-term.

They also evaluated current business strategies and made recommendations for short- to long-term marketing plans.

Neuroscientists have developed two major models to describe how memories are transferred from short- to long-term memory.

The paper provides also a discussion on how to forecast EE prices ranging from short- to long-term horizons.

Over the same period, corporate liquidity (the ratio of companies' short- to long-term debt) also improved.