Sentence examples for be left longer from inspiring English sources

The double-flowering versions of G pratense, 'Plenum Caeruleum' and 'Plenum Violaceum' are, like most double flowers, both sterile so can be left longer, though deadheading with shears will prolong flowering.

Conclusion: There is no evidence for the necessity of a bag change every 3 days at Siriraj Hospital; the urine bag can be left longer than 3 days.

Gov. George E. Pataki has signed legislation that allows dry cleaners to dispose of clothes when they are left longer than six months.

The tail may be removed just below the lamb's caudal tail flaps (docking shorter than this may cause health problems such as rectal prolapse ), but in some breeds the tail is left longer, or is not docked at all.

One of the cable tips, which was left longer, was stretched by a cable tensioner and fixed to the femur and 1(c)).

This is not a task that can be left much longer.

Companies who don't behave ethically will be left behind longer term so they can't afford not to".

Some surgeons bury the wires, and this should be considered if wires are to be left in longer.

The current consensus of opinion is that corneas destined for transplant should be left no longer than 4 days in Dextran T500 [ 7, 8].

The scores for all answers were aggregated and the scores ranged from 13 to 39. Last, the adult child reported whether the parent could be left alone longer than half-an-hour (0 or 1).

Almost one-third of care recipients had (early stage) dementia, and 9percentnt had psychiatric problems; 14 per cent of parents could not be left alone longer than half-an-hour.