The phrase "after prolonged uses" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "after prolonged use" since "use" is typically uncountable in this context.
Example: "After prolonged use of the software, users may experience performance issues."
Alternatives: "after extended use" or "following long-term use."
The purified water obtained after reverse osmosis treatment is devoid of useful minerals, Membrane may become clogged after prolonged use and, hence, requires periodical replacement of the membrane.
Limitations: The purified water obtained after reverse osmosis treatment is devoid of useful minerals, Membrane may become clogged after prolonged use and, hence, requires periodical replacement of the membrane.
It is said to turn your brain to lard after prolonged use, and it has inspired poets to reflect on the warm cheeks of fresh corpses.
These include appointing zone gardeners, leaf analysis to determine fertilization levels and closing fragile areas after prolonged use or when weather makes them vulnerable.
But if you haven't experienced this after prolonged use, you probably have nothing to worry about and are very likely protecting your hearing.
In a few studies, this risk reduction was attenuated after prolonged use or prolonged duration of follow-up.
Behavioral adaptation has been shown to occur among drivers after prolonged use of in-vehicle devices, but few studies have examined drivers' risk levels across different driving demands.
Nematode management depends mainly on chemical nematicides, but due to their negative impact on the environment and the ineffectiveness after prolonged use, nematologists have to innovate safer and eco-friendly control methods.
We investigated the kinetics of lymphocyte reconstitution in MS patients in open label extension phases of FTY720 clinical trials who discontinued therapy after prolonged use (> 1 5 years), and examined histological features of a mediastinal lymph node obtained from a lymphopenic FTY720 patient.
