Sentence examples for The prolongation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of prolonging.
"The prolongation of my case has been an obstacle to getting better".
The prolongation of the life of the Greco-Roman civilization had important historical effects.
The prolongation of the victims' agonies, it emerges, is also supposed to provide those watching with time to ponder the perpetrator's motives.
The prolongation of postnatal life among primates affects all life periods, including infantile, juvenile, adult, and senescent.
The prolongation of treatment time caused significant differences among treatments (Fig. 3).
The prolongation of latency may be affected by the migraine itself, but not by any characteristic of the headache.
The prolongation of the RM and the pressure.time product were likely explanations for the global benefit of the prolonged RM.
The prolongation of reperfusion time up to 4 h did not further enhance platelet endothelial cell interactions.
The prolongation of a fuel cycle was realized by optimization of a fuel design and increasing of a fuel enrichment.
The Prolongation Axiom has a role similar to that of the Standardization Axiom in the "nonstandard" set theory IST above.
The prolongation of the half-lives was likely a consequence of age-related factors.
