Sentence examples for given for long from inspiring English sources

Nardil, an antidepressant developed in the late fifties, is a monoamine oxidase inhibitor that is rarely given for long periods of time, because of its side effects, which include low blood pressure and bloating.

Note that the step-size being small is not to be interpreted as small relative to the step-size at the stability bound but small in absolute terms, i.e., μ≪1, which is certainly given for long filters as μ∼1/M.

Experimental cancer treatments require special considerations from different perspectives; many treatments are expensive, and often require to be given for long periods of time.

Cultures of each patient's tumour were exposed to concentrations of the drugs the patients had been given for long enough to reproduce the area under the curve (AUC) of the plasma levels resulting from in vivo dosage.

Such a time frame is a requirement for future studies, which will not be able to evaluate the outcomes of different regimens unless they have been given for long enough to assess clinical response.

Colistin was given for long duration in patients mainly in the ICU setting, because of persistence of infections due to Gram-negative bacteria sensitive only to colistin or bacteria sensitive also to antibiotics of other classes that were previously administered (based on in-vitro susceptibility test results) but failed.

Expression ratios are given for long-term cytokinin-treated roots and for cytokinin-deficient shoots in comparison to the mock-treated wild-type samples, as well as for the difference between roots and shoots.

My interlocutor thought the best it could hope for was 130 out of the 543 elected parliamentary seats, keeping the BJP to 155.The second reason for my shock was the reason he gave for long-term optimism about the party.

H.R. 2, or MACRA, was a classic swap of short-term give for long-term get.

"It is hard to know what dose to give, which vitamin and whether you are giving it for long enough," Dr Leonardi-Bee said.

The number of transcripts with a putative ORF is given for 'long non-coding RNA' and 'unknown' transcripts.