Sentence examples similar to a yet longer time from inspiring English sources

Digital pathology promises a number of benefits in efficiency in surgical pathology, yet the longer time required to review a virtual slide than a glass slide currently represents a significant barrier to the routine use of digital pathology.

In chc-1(b1025) mutants raised at the restrictive temperature and in epn-1 en47)(m epn-1 en47yos, the initiation of pseudopod budding towards C1, C2 and C3 occurred at normal time points (data not shown), yet pseudopod extension took a significantly longer time to complete (Fig. 3E,Fh-x).

In explorative secondary analyses, patients with the wild-type CC genotype had a longer response duration (median not yet reached; mean: 74±11 months) and a longer time to treatment failure (61±12 months) than the other patients (43±9 and 38±7, respectively; not significant).

There still is a possibility of a yet unidentified single-cell factor holding memory for a longer time.

Now I've decided to embark on the biggest challenge yet: taking the experiment further afield and over a much longer time frame.

Yet he knew that certain geological processes (such as sedimentary depositions) would have demanded a vastly longer time -- some 10 million years, he judged.

"Yet it allowed [me] to capture fleeting emotions and tell a story for a much longer time than mime theater could".

Yet it allowed [me] to capture fleeting emotions and tell a story for a much longer time than mime theater could. .

"Even though we haven't shown it yet, there's a definite possibility that if you're exposed to low-frequency sounds for a longer time, it might have a permanent effect," Drexl adds.  .

But it takes a lot longer time.

Some play for a much longer time.