Sentence examples for a protracted rate from inspiring English sources

Such a protracted rate of change under artificial selection appears to be typical among cereal crops, with changes in grain size taking 500 1,000 years and alleles for loss of shattering becoming fixed after another 1,000 2,000 years (Fuller 2007).

Findings Results Rats administered L. johnsonii, but not L. reuteri, post-weaning developed type 1 diabetes at a protracted rate.

Furthermore, sampling appeared to follow a more protracted rate of development than that of internal noise.

44 This protracted rate of elimination accounts for the magnitude of accumulation observed with terbinafine after repeated dosing and the persistence in plasma and tissues long after discontinuation of the drug.

Analysts expect that move to be the first step in a protracted cycle of rate increases.

Now the job market appears to be weakening, after a protracted series of interest-rate increases by the Federal Reserve.

He bested Tom Watson at St. Andrews with a yeoman par from the rough on the Road Hole, No. 17, plus a 15-foot birdie on No. 18 and a protracted fist pump that probably rates as his most durable image.

In conclusion, a protracted γ-irradiation at a dose rate as low as 0.13cGy.day-1 is able to induce cell responses.

"The E.C.B. will leave rates unchanged for a protracted period," Mr. Schubert wrote.

Recognizing that portfolio leverage may increase the volatility of a given CEF and leverage itself can provide less value when short-term rates approach or exceed long-term rates, we pay careful attention to the type and amount of leverage that each CEF strategy employs, especially as we are now within what is likely to be a protracted period of gradually rising interest rates.

They began by cutting interest rates to zero, and later introduced forward guidance, committing to keep policy rates at zero for a protracted period.