For a bit more historical perspective, Vilar points to the Hambrecht & Quist growth stock index as a long-term example {although it includes more than just Internet stocks}.
This allowed us to explore whether, for example, a long term priming effect was present, but only immediately after the bias, or whether it would not decay at all throughout the neutral blocks.
He seems at a loss to think of single example of a long term, worthy ambition.
(Housing First, a model which has been embraced by every jurisdiction in the region, is one example of a long term solution.
However, locking doors is a small example of a long term troubling social trend in the United States, and perhaps the world at large, the decline of social trust.
Box 2 provides an example of a long term surveillance study.
If a chart turns negative on a long-term basis for example, if it breaks a long-term support level then sometimes it's a signal that someone knows something you don't.
Summing up the bummers inherent in sex in a long-term relationship, for example, he declares: "We may in fact find it easier to put on a rubber mask or pretend to be a predatory, incestuous relative with someone we're not also going to have to eat breakfast with for the next three decades".
Genome signature compatibility between a plasmid and its host could indicate a long-term association, for example via strict vertical transmission, whereas high genomic dissimilarity scores between the plasmid and the host could indicate separate evolutionary histories.
A long-term culture, for example, of neurite outgrowth or growth of cells in soft agar, may further clarify the effect of ccp1 in morphological transformation in the presence or absence of FGF2 in the future.
Environmental health research may collect or analyze data over a very long term; for example, the National Children's Study (2006) is projected to collect data for at least 21 years, and analysis will continue for decades beyond that (Branum et al. 2003).
