Sentence examples for a prolonged timescale from inspiring English sources

An immediate recovery of the stem cell niche seemed unlikely as it was found that after wiping out proliferation in the SGZ by irradiation reconstitution occurs only slow and on a prolonged timescale [38].

At a surfactant phospholipid concentration of 2.5 mg/ml, both DEPN-8+1.5% Mini-B and CLSE had a prolonged timescale of surface tension lowering in the presence of serum albumin (3 mg/ml) (Figure 4).

69 This is particularly important when effects have a slow onset (days or weeks) in comparison to daily concentration fluctuations, and the data collected over a prolonged timescale may necessitate a simplification of exposure to drive the PD model.

Therefore, given the prolonged timescale, it was unclear whether these cases reflected a genuine outbreak or background circulation of related organisms.

In contrast, RSBCs predominantly integrate the inputs from distinct sources and provide a prolonged, less precise GABAergic output that could modulate learning processes at cellular levels at different timescales (Carlson et al., 2002; Hefft & Jonas, 2005; Glickfeld & Scanziani, 2006; Puighermanal et al., 2009).

After a prolonged recession, the I.M.F.

The result was a prolonged confrontation.

A prolonged public inquiry often results.

Tells about th trial, a prolonged affair.

A prolonged drought would be another matter.

The performance earned a prolonged ovation.