Sentence examples for a long time evaluating from inspiring English sources

And while major investors from outside Russia might take a long time evaluating the prospects of working with U.E.S., he said, "someone like Oleg Deripaska will invest".

Flash-based storage products like Fusion-io's may have a future in the data center, Yang notes, but companies will likely spend a long time evaluating it before roping it into their information systems.

"I learned a long time ago to evaluate people around me for future reference," Young said in his stadium office.

I fear I could spend a long time trying to evaluate how integral shoes are to a look, so this acid test may not suit all personalities.

We studied the animals for a long time period to evaluate the duration of the potential disease-modulating activity of TNF-K.

This period could not be enough to display the effects of ERT since Fabry disease is a pleomorphic and long-lasting pathology and the clinical outcome requires a long time to be evaluated.

Based on these newly proposed phylogenetic relationships, the evolution of the zygomasseteric pattern that has been used for a long time in rodent systematics is evaluated.

The ability of ERbeta activation to increase PTEN expression in cancer cells has been demonstrated by some authors in PC [ 45] and in other cancer models [ 42, 46, 47], but, to our knowledge, such effect of ERbeta activation over a long time frame has never been evaluated.

"This is something we have been evaluating for a long time," Mr. Hill said.

In addition, compared to RF measurement tests that take a long time, the proposed characterization method rapidly evaluates the various off-state MOSFET leakage current mechanisms affecting the power handling capability of the RF switch.

The contribution of nutritional status, social and family support are of course not easily quantifiable and difficult to evaluate over a long time period but may also be relevant.