The phrase "arrested longer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone has been detained or imprisoned for an extended period of time compared to another time frame or individual.
Example: "He was arrested longer than his accomplice, leading to a more severe sentence."
Alternatives: "detained for a longer duration" or "incarcerated for a longer time."
The cells of the meristematic zone that have lost CYCB1 1 fluorescence, were abnormally elongated and enlarged in every tissue, and were immediately adjacent to a set of cells including stem cells that stayed arrested longer.
As oex TPO1 cells tolerate higher spermidine and spermine levels [ 22], but arrested longer on spermine addition, while the polyamine-sensitive Δ tpo1 cells ([ 22]) recommenced growth faster, we concluded that the prolonged arrest is not the consequence of polyamine toxicity.
Mr. Kilgore had eluded arrest longer than any of his fellow S.L.A. fugitives.
Nelskylä et al. offer an interesting explanation for the vast majority of retrospective studies being in favor of normoxia: In their retrospective analysis of 119 out of hospital cardiac arrest patients, hyperoxia occurred more frequently in association with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, longer times to ROSC, and delays to ICU admission, i.e., the patients with the worst prognosis per se [142].
Patients presenting with an AMC-resistant bacteria respiratory infection seemed to have a more severe initial clinical presentation (more cardiac arrest, longer resuscitation duration and higher drowning grade) and worse outcome (duration of mechanical ventilation, mortality in ICU), which was not associated with specific demographic characteristics (age, sex or comorbidity).
There were 265 episodes of sinus arrest lasting longer than 2 seconds and six arrests longer than 3 seconds.
Nelskylä et al. offer an interesting explanation for the vast majority of retrospective studies being in favor of normoxia: In their retrospective analysis of 119 out of hospital cardiac arrest patients, hyperoxia occurred more frequently in association with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, longer times to ROSC, and delays to ICU admission, i.e., the patients with the worst prognosis per se [ 142].
Some studies have estimated savings of nearly $1.9 billion as people are no longer arrested and imprisoned because of marijuana.
International scrutiny may explain why dissidents, although still often beaten and arrested, are no longer "disappearing" in the way that three of them, plus a journalist, did in 1999-2000.
It is not enough, he writes in the opinion, that gays and lesbians are no longer arrested for being who they are: "Outlaw to outcast may be a step forward, but it does not achieve the full promise of liberty".
Civilians caught with a few Western cassettes for personal use are no longer arrested or lashed, and some bands are allowed to use electric guitars in live performances and to play instrumental versions of sedate Western songs.
