Sentence examples for for a relatively long term from inspiring English sources
Marking pheromones require characteristics opposite those of alarm pheromones, since their function is to convey a signal to other members of the species for a relatively long term.
In combination with antiretroviral medication, suppression of CMV disease for a short-term and maintenance of vision for a relatively long-term were achieved from this study.
Results indicate evolutionarily stable maternal transmission for the infectious wAna genome suggesting a relatively long-term coevolution with its host.
A relatively long-term experiment for chemical looping combustion of coal with NiO/Al2O3 oxygen carrier was carried out in a 10 kWth continuous reactor of interconnected fluidized beds, and 100 h of operation was reached with the same batch of the oxygen carrier.
There is strong (though not undisputed) evidence that even minor changes in the Sun's luminosity have had significant effects on the Earth's climate well within the historical era: the Little Ice Age of the mid-second millennium, for instance, may have been caused by a relatively long-term decline in the Sun's luminosity.
In addition, we identified a cohort of patients with a relatively long-term survival.
The strengths of our study are the prospective design with a relatively long-term follow-up.
As a biennial crop which is amenable to relatively long term storage, carrot taproots may provide a feasible platform for the production of pharmaceutical proteins for oral delivery.
Different sampling times used in the present study were based on the above mentioned characteristics of canine articular cartilage healing and reflected the short (4 weeks), medium (16 weeks), and relatively long term (24 weeks) periods for the study of reparative tissue formed at the site of the defects.
These models are primarily suitable for relatively long-term applications.
