Sentence examples for has long reviewed from inspiring English sources

Along with toasters and air conditioners, the magazine has long reviewed cars, starting in 1936.

Anti-CD3-induced tolerance has long been investigated (reviewed in [72]).

The discrimination between mechanisms maintaining MHC polymorphism has long been debated (reviewed in [ 13, 19, 20]).

As a mechanism for Ca2+ entry in T-cells, capacitative Ca2+ entry [ 12] has long been postulated (reviewed in [ 13]).

The interplay between the coagulation and complement system proteins has long been appreciated (reviewed by Markiewski et al., 2007), and our results suggest that their gene expression in the liver is coordinated by conserved cis-regulatory modules.

The need for natural behaviors to be expressed by captive wildlife has long been recognized (reviewed in Wielebnowski 1998; McPhee and Carlstead 2010), but only recently has the zoo community recognized that aspects of sexual selection [e.g., mate choice (Swaisgood and Schulte 2010; Asa et al. 2011)] should be considered as a component of captive breeding programs in zoos.

Google has long drawn product reviews from around the Web, but now people can write their own on Google and see reviews from people they know on Google Plus ranked at the top when they do a product search.

But the country has long received mixed reviews on airline safety, and all its airlines were only removed from the European Union's air safety list and deemed safe to travel on this June.

The e-commerce giant has long used user reviews as a linchpin around which its business is built.

The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) has long claimed that it reviews rules objectively, on their merits, and it is especially proud of its role in convening other agencies within the government that might have concerns about a rule to make sure their concerns are reflected in the final product.

Sessions and top Justice Department officials had long been reviewing the 2013 guidance from then-Deputy Attorney General James Cole and related memos directing federal prosecutors to effectively back off marijuana enforcement in states that had legalized the substance and had a system in place to regulate it.