Sentence examples for a protracted timeline from inspiring English sources
Given the rapid and important advances in basic cellular research, coupled with single cell genomics, proteomics and the like, it seems likely that important new discoveries, which can be applied to the effective diagnosis and treatment of disease, may languish as they proceed along a protracted timeline, or worse yet, never make it from lab to patient.
While the company's commitment to allow independent audits to investigate their support of egregious child labor abuses is a step in the right direction, consumers and labor organizations remain frustrated by the chocolate titan's vague promises and protracted timeline for resolving the issue.
Alternatively, previously approved electroporation delivery methods could be used, though this would take more time and increase the need for vaccine administration personnel training, leading to an escalation of the vaccine administration expense and more protracted timelines.
She said protracted timelines for police-involved shootings weren't uncommon.
Thomas Lipinsky, spokesman for Jack Evans, chairman of the Metro board, said the new numbers and the protracted timeline aren't a surprise.
What followed was a protracted negotiation.
A protracted three-way bidding war ensued.
Despite this protracted timeline, postnatal neurodevelopment during the first 5 years of life is one of the most active stages of brain development (Pujol et al. 2006).
For medical school students, the timeline is a bit protracted.
However, due to pragmatic concerns, the Data Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) agreed with using only 11 practices in each arm given that one solo PCP who was randomized to the intervention arm had a protracted illness that precluded our ability to implement the intervention within the study timeline, and another solo practice allocated to the control group was unable to provide patient lists.
