Sentence examples for demonstrated longer from inspiring English sources
Additionally, people with gross motor control disabilities demonstrated longer dwell times and greater impulses (p < 0.05).
In general, intoxicated riders demonstrated longer response times and adopted larger tolerances leading to more task performance errors.
Both obese and normal-weight individuals demonstrated longer gaze duration for food images than non-food images in the fasting condition.
Particles similar to red blood cells in size demonstrated longer circulation times, suggesting that this size and shape of deformable particle is uniquely suited to avoid clearance.
When merging with traffic drivers demonstrated longer accepted lag times, suggesting that turn strategies differ depending on traffic direction and intended manoeuvre.
Pharmacokinetic studies in rats following i.v. administration, DOX-GNMs demonstrated longer retention in blood and larger AUC (19.1-fold of t1/2 and 12.9-fold of AUC) compared with DOX solutions (DOX-Sol).
While short-term effectiveness of the iQuit system was not demonstrated, longer-term smoking outcomes suggest a clinically significant benefit of adding this type of tailored self-help to routine care.
These Ir III) complexes demonstrate longer phosphorescence lifetimes and better oxygen-sensitivity than Ir ppy)2 acac).
Empirical evidence has shown that heavily regulated markets with low prices tend to have fewer branded and generic launches than unregulated markets and demonstrate longer launch delays [1], while generic entry is less likely to occur in low-price economies and in countries with less regulation [2].
Similarly, children who stay close to a non-controlling mothers also use more cool strategies and demonstrate longer delays.
Consider that Sam Walton pointed out he spent substantial time in the competitors' stores to see "what was working". In the field of corrections, we are the recipients of almost weekly reports that demonstrate longer stays in prison ― which is what drives the need for new beds ― is counterproductive and has catastrophic collateral consequences.
