Sentence examples for a prolonged process of from inspiring English sources
Recently, several studies have shown that while face-dependent activation within the core face network is observed from at least mid-childhood (Cohen Kadosh and Johnson 2007), face-specific response patterns continue to undergo a prolonged process of fine-tuning and they vary as a function of age and processing proficiency levels (Golarai et al. 2007).
He arrived at abstraction after a prolonged process of trial and error in the late 1940's.
Many analysts argue that he will tackle the most sensitive economic and political issues only after a prolonged process of consensus building.
The way to conquer these bugs was through auditing, a prolonged process of being talked to by trained auditors who took you back over the details of your life – into the womb and beyond.
New entrants have a negative effect on industry productivity growth initially, but a prolonged process of market selection and exit during the early stages of the firms' lifecycle mitigates this negative effect subsequently.
The whole idea had been to use occupation as the very last of last resorts, at the end of a prolonged process of "deliberative democracy" that involved public consultation and a "referendum" in June attracting 800,000 signatures in support of a more open electoral system.
In particular, a more prolonged process of demethylation is evident in human fetal germ cells compared with the rapid demethylation in murine PGCs (Wermann et al, 2010; Guibert et al, 2012).
"This has been a difficult and a prolonged process," Kerry said in announcing terms of the deal, which is opposed by Israel and deeply unpopular among a bipartisan swath of Kerry's former congressional colleagues.
At the system level, consolidation is a prolonged process that involves a gradual reorganization of the brain areas supporting memory retrieval [5].
