The phrase "achieved long term" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing goals or outcomes that are sustained over an extended period, but it needs to be part of a more complete phrase.
Example: "The company has achieved long-term success by focusing on sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "attained long-lasting" or "realized enduring".
In vivo study, conjugated VEGF on alginate exhibited sustained promoting angiogenesis property after subcutaneous transplantation by histology study and islets encapsulated in this material achieved long term therapeutic effect (up to 50 days) in the diabetic mice model.
Interviewees who achieved long term cessation had lower levels of morbidity.
Results In the entire cohort 277 participants achieved long term cessation of injecting, and 228 died.
Furthermore, several patients achieved long term stable disease including 3 patients which remained on anti-angiogenic therapy for more than a year.
Among those who died and interviewees whose first injection had been at least six years before follow-up (n=566), 49% (277) achieved long term cessation, 16% (91) died before achieving long term cessation, and 35% (198) survived but had not achieved long term cessation by follow-up.
Among interviewees, 302 (70%) were currently receiving opiate substitution treatment, primarily methadone; 135 (31%) were currently injecting, of whom 112 (83%) were also receiving opiate substitution treatment; and 165 (38%) had achieved long term cessation, of whom 106 (64%) were currently receiving opiate substitution treatment.
The procedure eliminated multiple tics and achieved long-term maintenance of treatment gains.
Pancreatic resection can achieved long-term survival, at least in the patients who had primary renal carcinoma.
Its application showed no negative effect on the daily electricity production and the achieved long-term foam elimination.
Under this treatment strategy, nearly half of the mice bearing intracranial GL261 gliomas achieved long-term survival and anti-glioma immunological memory in a TLR2 dependent manner.
This was a rare case that underwent pulmonary metastasectomy for recurrence of PDAC three times and achieved long-term relapse-free survival.
