Sentence examples for generate a long term from inspiring English sources

The idea is to generate a long term agenda for trade and investment, and to raise Africa's profile among American businessmen.

These findings suggest that the early protective effect of ASC in reducing necrosis may generate a long term impact in AFT performance allowing a better preservation of AT and avoiding histopathological feature that may also generate detrimental imaging interpretations.

Some of the rents will be subsidised, and will generate a long-term income stream for future reinvestment in sub-market-priced homes.

Any attempts to generate a long-term climatology based on this period (since AD 1970) therefore are very likely to underestimate the frequency of events and especially the most extreme events.

This indicates that T lymphocyte populations produced after in vivo thymic electroporation resulted from a wide variety of transfected thymocytes, which underwent thymic selection to generate a long-term diversified TCR repertoire.

In the insect world, some intracellular bacteria can generate a long-term relationship within the host without causing any disease or invading any host tissues except the germ cells and the bacteriocytes.

The study was not designed for being very cost effective, but to investigate if it's possible to generate a long-term weight loss among overweight health care workers in a workplace setting.

Khan's manifesto lists putting TfL land to "better use" by "retaining ownership while building affordable and market homes, as well as commercial space" and thereby "generating a long-term and secure revenue scheme" as one of the ways of funding the freeze.

"I get the impression at times that in our relation with America, they seem to follow the mold of a corporation that has to report to its stockholders every year, as opposed to thinking about generating a long-term relationship," he said.

This enhanced migration pressure generated a long-term effect by introducing households to migration opportunities.

This does not mean that standardization sterilizes research but reducing its diversity generates a long-term path dependency on established patterns.