Sentence examples for by longer term from inspiring English sources

Those questions will only be answered by longer term studies, which are underway in several countries.

On the one hand, the number of young people taking up smoking is falling, which means the overall numbers are largely being sustained by longer term smokers who are not giving up.

Since the cosmic ray flux varies in antiphase with the solar cycle, and is probably also modulated by longer term trends in solar activity, the possibility of CCN creation by cosmic rays has been proposed as a direct link between solar variability and tropospheric climate (e.g. Svensmark and Friis-Christensen 1997; Svensmark 1998; Marsh and Svensmark 2000a, b).

The Department for Education, which has responsibility for the care system, says the figures are skewed and do not take into account the fact that many children who go into care are put into short-term emergency placements which are quickly followed by longer term ones.

To minimize the effects of systemic adaptations to hypoxia, we used the two-stage chemical skin carcinogenesis model in which the topical application of the tumor initiating mutagen DMBA is followed by longer term treatment with phorbol esters (TPA).

But this remains to be investigated by longer term follow- up of our cohort.

Such short-term savings are offset by longer-term difficulties.

But its history has been characterised by short-term public excitement followed by longer-term ambivalence.

Rather, Mr. Rosenbaum and other mortgage industry executives said, home-loan rates are influenced by longer-term economic indicators.

And the anecdotal assumption that parties are growing less distinct is challenged by longer-term academic studies.

They giggle at his laugh lines, though they've heard them a few hundred times, as opposed to the thousands endured by longer-term McCainiacs.