Sentence examples for a longterm study of from inspiring English sources
Dr. Bacharach is conducting a longterm study of retirement and drinking that follows 1,279 retired blue-collar workers.
A longterm study tracked how hundreds of species in this valley fared during the historic drought that struck California from 2012 to 2015.
A longterm study, including the incidence of vitreous and retinal detachment following POBH, is required to establish possible advantages of this technique over standard in-the-bag implantation of IOLs.
The evolution of Raynaud's phenomenon: a longterm prospective study.
However, only a longterm followup study would make it possible to assess whether participation in the program does indeed contribute to decreasing gambling habits and the number of youths who regularly participate in gambling activities.
This uncertainty has clouded Sisi's image among critics, says Robert Springborg, a longterm analyst of the Egyptian military, and a visiting war studies fellow at King's College London.
It was a longterm ambition of mine to win it.
Susan was a longterm resident of the building and will be deeply missed.
Chinese leaders pride themselves on a keen sense of history, and on taking a longterm view of China's development.
As a longterm supporter of devolution, he believes in a federal structure for the UK and for Europe.
He also has the advantage of not being a longterm member of Britain's despised political class.
