Sentence examples for for long term than from inspiring English sources

The relationships are more powerful for long term than short term exposure but are also linear and without threshold.

The short answer: pretty concerned, though more for long-term than short-term reasons.

The 20%% estimate provides an overestimate if VAPP is more common for long-term than typical excretors with a PID, which appears plausible given that long-term excretors cannot rapidly clear polioviruses and a longer infection implies a greater chance of the virus entering the central nervous system.

In RHINE and I-ECRHS there were no differences in ORs between long-term and all baseline participants, while the OR of current smokers and subjects with 10 20 pack years were significantly lower for long-term than all baseline participants in ISAYA (17% and 44% relative difference, respectively).

The MWCNT/Pt is unstable at electrode potentials for long term use than that of MWCNT S Pt.

"But it's the kind of bad news that has many more implications for the long term than for next week or the next term of the Supreme Court".

Because we focussed on risk factors for long term care utilization, other than end-of-life care, we also excluded hospitalized patients who died in 2004 or 2005.

He added that he could think "of no one better suited to reverse the fortunes of the Cubs for the long term" than Cuban.

They don't provide guidance for problem solving, nor do they provide motivation for long term behavior change -- other than the fear of public shaming.

But the movement for more respect for long term care workers is about more than money.

Most residents were admitted for long term institutional care (82.3%), and less than one fifth for rehabilitation (Table 3).