Sentence examples for effectively longer from inspiring English sources

At this point, the duration of infection by the wild type is effectively longer than that of the resistant, leading to the extinction of the resistant parasite.

When this difference in scaling is properly accounted for, the population bottleneck, although less recent on the X chromosome, becomes more severe (in that it has a smaller minimal size and is effectively longer) on the X chromosome than it is on the autosomes, which leads to a greater reduction of diversity at X-linked loci relative to that found at autosomal loci.

With a shorter MT target length to compensate for the effectively longer length of straight rods compared to curved polymers, computation of net MT orientations in the rod model shows a topology that confirms the mean topology in the polymer model.

Jarvis effectively no longer exists".

Food stamps effectively no longer have an asset test.

But then the firm started to ease out, and by 1988 was effectively no longer a presence.

EveryChild effectively no longer runs any programmes under its own name, but rather will raise funds for the programmes delivered by other alliance members.

That's moving the ball forward — making people more efficient with their time and able to effectively live longer lives therefore, you know, and making them happier".

"We believe that this is increasingly likely given that Household is effectively no longer a going concern and that market conditions in the United States continue to deteriorate.

Senior Hamas officials said they had conducted a study of their military tactics in Israel's attack on Gaza in 2009 and were now working with rockets that could hit tanks effectively at longer range.

Speaking to Russia's Komsomolskaya Pravda, he said Aleppo was effectively no longer Syria's industrial capital but that taking back the city would provide important political and strategic gains for his regime.