"a lengthened process" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically implies that a process or task is taking longer than expected or desired. Example: The construction of the new bridge has been a lengthened process due to unexpected delays in obtaining permits and materials.
However, lengthened process time may have prevented this being translated into improved survival.
That is why some airlines have gone back to the drawing board to rein in a lengthening process.
Of course Woods still whacks it far enough using only 75percentnt of available strength to deal easily with even Augusta's recently stretched-out 7,290-yard 7,290-yardlengthening procoursehat many other competitors suspect makes yet more of a naturalengtheningd for Tiger.
The present study demonstrates the viability of the reductive attachment step of the single walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT) lengthening process in which long SWCNTs are grown from short nanotube seeds.
A lengthened and bureaucratic policy development process poses a risk of delays and calling for fresh evidence as issues change.
But Paramount Pictures acquired the rights to the novel "World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War" with Brad Pitt's Plan B Entertainment in 2006, just one example of a Hollywood system that mires its biggest films in an ever-lengthening process.
However, GC B cells are characterised by telomerase activity and a unique telomere lengthening process has been demonstrated in crude preparations of GC B cells (Hu et al, 1997; Weng et al, 1997; Norrback et al, 2001).
Recently, high levels of telomerase activity have been demonstrated in normal GC B cells in association with a unique telomere lengthening process not demonstrated in other cell types in vivo (Hu et al, 1997; Weng et al, 1997; Norrback et al, 2001).
The reforms the pope announced last week remove the requirement for a second judgment on annulment decisions, a process that can lengthen the process by many months.
Four complications in three patients occurred as a result of the lengthening process.
Visualization on the PLS axis 1 showed a common covariation pattern between the ascending ramus and the alveolar region in most of the IRCSs consisting, for instance, of an elongation of the alveolar region covarying with a shortening of the condylar process, a lengthening of the angular process, and a short coronoid process.
