Sentence examples similar to distinctly long term from inspiring English sources
It also cuts excise duties on petrol and diesel.Reform-liteIf the budget takes a distinctly long-term view in its focus on education and farming, it largely omits bold structural economic reforms in areas such as privatisation, the labour market and the retail sector.
Results of detailed modeling of in situ redistribution of heavy metals in pedological horizons of low and moderately metal contaminated soils, considering distinctly different long-term land use, are scarcely reported in literature.
Furthermore, some papers mention that the porosity structure of reservoirs will change distinctly after long-term water flooding due to the dissolution and erosion of the formation, which forms the high porosity and high absolute permeability channel and contributes to formation of thief zones (Li et al. 2008; Feng et al. 2010).
Following the immobilization, CP Sso acquired distinctly higher long-term stability at room temperature compared to the free native enzyme, which, in contrast, underwent extensive inactivation after 72 h incubation, thus suggesting a potential utilization of this enzyme under low energy consumption.
"Think long term," he said.
