Sentence examples for exceptionally prolonged from inspiring English sources
In rare cases, chronic priapism may result from exceptionally prolonged and rough copulation.
For the period from 1998 to 2009, the overall annual averages of O3 and NO y were the highest in 2003, which was the hottest year in recorded European history caused by an exceptionally prolonged summer heat wave (e.g., Tressol et al. 2008).
Since the response of slope stability to rainfall may be complex, SIGMA is based on a decision algorithm aimed at identifying short but exceptionally intense rainfalls and mild but exceptionally prolonged rains (Fig. 3): while the first ones are commonly associated to shallow landslides, the latter ones are mainly associated with deep-seated landslides.
The panencephalitic form of CJD is probably not so much a specific subtype of CJD, but rather a more non-specific very late, end-stage of exceptionally prolonged cases of CJD, characterized by white matter secondary degeneration to the diffuse late stage neuronal loss (Shyu et al., 1996; Parchi et al., 1999; Iwasaki et al., 2006; Jansen et al., 2009).
Groundwater levels in southern England, particularly in areas of chalk, are already exceptionally high after prolonged periods of heavy rain.
We humans have an exceptionally long childhood and prolonged adolescence.
"We are at present experiencing prolonged periods of exceptionally heavy rainfall which has overloaded our combined sewerage system in some areas.
Moreover, four of new compounds, [Mpa, d-Dip]AVP, [Mpa, d-Dip,Val]AVP, [Mpa, d-Dip, d-Arg]VP, and [Mpa, d-Dip,Val, d-Arg]VP, were exceptionally potent antidiuretic agents with significantly prolonged activities.
The enzyme was found to be exceptionally stable as evident from pH and temperature incubation studies and maintenance of SOD activity upon prolonged storage.
The ovations were prolonged.
