Sentence examples for but of longer from inspiring English sources

When comparing results, our outcomes were quite similar or even better, although the intervention period was shorter, but of longer daily duration.

Infants aged 21-28 days exclusively bottle-fed showed fewer sucks and the same number of pauses but of longer duration compared to breastfeeding.

Due to the free passage of alcohol from mother to fetus, and the constant recycling of the amniotic fluid reservoir, fetal alcohol exposures achieve blood alcohol concentrations equivalent to the mother's, but of longer durations [ 16– 16].

In infants of 21-28 days of age using bottle feeding alone, mechanics of sucking compared to exclusive breastfeeding is characterized by fewer suck movements and the same number of pauses but of longer duration.

But of longer-term concern for residents are the growing signs that the city's ambitious favela "pacification" program – which aims to seize back control of slums from drug traffickers – is unravelling as a result of persistent inequality, broken promises, organised crime and police violence.

Miconazole appears promising as a treatment of fungal meningitis, but trials of longer duration might prevent relapse.

The effectiveness of the filter is assessed for convection schemes of different dispersive and diffusive characteristics, demonstrating that it is effective in eliminating oscillations with short wavelength, but oscillations of longer wavelengths are virtually unaffected.

The majority of these pores are found anterior to the mouth and medial to the nasal capsule, but a subpopulation of longer canals project to the disc margin.

Regulatory RNAs are mostly small (<200 nucleotides), but recent reports of longer regulatory RNAs are accumulating [ 20– 27].

But for libraries of longer fragments, although successful gap filling is less frequent, more of the gap-filled pairs generate maximal super-reads.

Accordingly, the current sample did not comprise women with depression restricted to the postpartum period, but rather was of longer standing duration.