Sentence examples for extends to long term from inspiring English sources

Lastly it would also be of benefit to investigate whether the influence of infant motor development on physical activity levels extends to long term influences on body composition, obesity and metabolic risk.

BACKGROUND: Prior studies have observed that smokers have paradoxically favorable 1-year mortality rates after acute coronary syndromes, but it is unknown whether this association extends to long-term outcomes and to older patients.

Last week we learned that Illinois GOP gubernatorial nominee Bruce Rauner's nursing-home problems now extend to long-term-care facilities for the developmentally disabled in Texas and Florida.

Current investigations suggest the acute improvement in β-cell sensitivity to glucose observed with enhancing GLP-1 effects in human T2D (8) may not extend to long-term effects on functional β-cell mass.

In addition to the loss of life, the burden of childhood cancer extends to the long-term adverse health effects experienced by a large proportion of childhood cancer survivors, either because of the cancer itself or its treatment.

The reason for that is that the responsibility of the physician does not end with a good outcome of surgery, but instead extends to the long-term well-being of the patient.

Continuity of care is essential to building 'recovery capital' that extends beyond short term reentry to long term reintegration (Elison et al. 2016).

Above and beyond this, the temporal horizon of planning was now extended and conceived for the medium to long term, for between 5 and 15 years.

More work is needed to evaluate whether these short-term benefits extend to the long-term.

The banks and investment houses didn't just extend credit to Long-Term Capital.

In future work, we plan to address issues that limit current applicability of the model: generate real data for calibration and validation, extend controls to long-term behavior, and include other limiting factors and processes.