Sentence examples for experienced long-term from inspiring English sources

Many have experienced long-term cognitive problems.

The dam reservoir had experienced long-term enrichment of non-biodegradable organic matter since its construction in February, 2010.

On the one hand, disadvantaged students who attended schools that had been at risk of failing experienced long-term gains.

In southwestern USA, Chihuahuan Desert grasslands have experienced long-term encroachment by shrubs including creosotebush (Larrea tridentata).

About 50% of all patients treated with CHOP achieved complete remission, and about one third experienced long-term disease-free survival and cure.

This trial was conducted to test the safety of the treatment and, confirming the earlier findings, it showed that none of the patients experienced long-term adverse effects from the treatment, even after long periods of time.

Three patients from Phase 1 of the trial experienced long term resolution of their pain following intravenous adenosine (5,16,25 months).

The report listed a fourth broad category, that of children who experienced long term health or mental health problems, or who had special educational needs or a disability, which covered a total of 2.3 million.

It might sound a bit obnoxious but I've been acting longer than I was in EastEnders so I've experienced long term unemployment and not having money.

Overwhelmingly, women who experienced long term perineal morbidity and symptomatology described being fearful that any treatment would potentially make their symptoms worse.

Current definitions conceptualise TIA as a transient event however our study suggests that some patients experienced long term consequences as a result of their TIA.