Sentence examples for conducting longer from inspiring English sources

Government Research Institutes research was characterised by more experienced authors conducting longer (P < 0.05) and larger (P < 0.05) experiments than those conducted by Universities.

In recent years, the anesthetized guinea pig has been used increasingly to evaluate the cardiovascular effects of drug-candidate molecules during lead optimization prior to conducting longer, more resource intensive safety pharmacology and toxicology studies.

However, we are in the process of conducting longer hip simulator studies using PMPC-grafted CLPE liners and have been able to confirm that the PMPC-grafted liners exhibit almost no wear after 20 × 10 cycles [ 8].

However, this argument would also apply to almost all visual contextual-cueing studies, since they typically use (visual) tests that are rather short (even though there are no obstacles to conducting longer tests; see, e.g., Schlagbauer et al., 2012, and Smyth & Shanks, 2008, including their discussion of power problems in explicit tests of contextual cueing).

Her tasks include responding rapidly to significant developments in these areas, conducting longer-term research on these issues, and exploring the potential role of education (both public and higher education) in the future of nuclear disarmament.

The proposal indicates the OEA would be responsible for providing "economic analysis for rulemakings, transactions, adjudications, and other Commission actions," as well as conducting longer-term research and managing the FCC's data resources and auctions.

As such, these results support conducting longer-term multicenter randomized controlled studies, which are now underway to examine the effects of epratuzumab in broader patient populations with autoimmune disease.

Still the F.D.A. regarded the risks as relatively minor and approved Zetia without asking the companies to conduct longer trials.

This gave us plenty of time to conduct longer debriefing sessions, arguably one of the most valuable parts of any interactive negotiation exercise.

Yet the alliance is still short on reconnaissance planes to identify hostile targets and refueling planes to allow fighter-bombers to conduct longer missions, a senior NATO diplomat said.

The technique of PET was replaced with the more flexible technique of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), which allowed scientists to study people's brains without the use of the risky radioactive tracers, and to conduct longer studies that collected more data and yielded more reliable results.