Sentence examples for greatly prolong from inspiring English sources

Now if people want access to the vaccine they will have to greatly prolong the period of antibiotic treatment -- from 60 days to 100.

Other areas within the temperate zones, where warm oceanic or air currents greatly prolong high average temperatures, may have 240 or more frost-free days each year.

But it remains to be seen whether he will push for a wider recount or challenge the result in the courts, a move which could greatly prolong the uncertainty.

In octopods with small eggs (e.g., Octopus vulgaris) the juveniles are planktonic, spending several weeks in the plankton; the "Macrotritopus" stage of Scaeurgus may greatly prolong its juvenile life until a favourable bottom substrate is found.

Other research has revealed that once deoxygenation starts, it triggers a feedback loop, wherein a cascade of physical and chemical reactions can greatly prolong its effects.

On the contrary, in a bulky reactor, the large reaction volume and the long reaction diffusion pathway will greatly prolong the reaction time because the long diffusion distance from the solution to the surface of electrode resulting the long distance and traveling time of the organic molecules.

A prolonged APD was obtained for all cell types; however, a greatly prolonged APD was observed for the M-cells, whereas for endo and epi cells only a modest prolongation was observed.

For example, in overdose doxepin has been associated with a greatly prolonged QTc interval (reaching 580 ms) and TdP [19], whilst QT interval prolongation and syncope have been reported for doxepin in combination with methadone and β blocker use [20].

Embryos of some species experience an arrest in development that greatly prolongs gestation.

The upper jaws are greatly prolonged in the swordfishes and billfishes; the significance of this feature is rather uncertain.

The addition of carbon black or silica as reinforcing agents in rubber compounds has greatly prolonged tire life.