Sentence examples similar to a long-lasting interval from inspiring English sources

Cyclophosphamide (50 mg/day) resulted in a long-lasting relapse-free interval in one of our patients, with 10 relapses within 1295 days (2.82/year) prior to initiation of therapy but only one within 1610 days (0.23/year) under therapy.

We assumed that each short time interval of the continuous HbA1c curves had a long-lasting effect on diabetic complications, as evidenced by earlier studies.

To determine the persistence of LTP induced through CP-AMPARs, we delivered multiple trains of HFS (4 trains of 100 Hz at 20 second intervals), which are commonly used induce a long-lasting (or a late phase) LTP (L-LTP).

For example, a long-lasting metapopulation structure of freshwater snails in a large fluvial system probably supports regional ecosystem stability over long intervals of time.

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This model induced a long-lasting ipsilateral mechanical allodynia.

The patented pressurised filter produces a long-lasting crema too.

Such violent racism had a long-lasting impact.

Metternich's moderation produced a long-lasting European order.

Fearful of a long-lasting relationship Ved stopped dating her.

The ideal would be a long-lasting, very effective vaccine.