Sentence examples for identified as long from inspiring English sources

This is the "moral hazard" problem that the economist Kenneth Arrow identified as long ago as 1963.

It turns out that 60 dump trucks' worth of soil from the trade center site, identified as long as two and half years ago as possibly holding human remains, has been sitting untouched beneath a tarp on Staten Island.

The material was identified as long as two and a half years ago as possibly holding human remains, but it sat untouched beneath a tarp on Staten Island until a few weeks ago.

Overfishing threatens to become ubiquitous, and on the whole has not been remedied even in fishing grounds such as the North Sea, where it was first identified as long ago as the beginning of this century.The world catch of demersal fish (which include the best fish to eat, such as cod and haddock) has not grown since the early 1970s (see chart 4).

Loads can be identified as long as the linear multiplicative relation is solved.

However, the main trends of the hydrological behaviour may be identified, as long as the underlying conceptual model is a reasonable reflection of reality, and the parameters of the model have physically reasonable values [7, 23, 24].

Depending on the aquifer lithology, the occurrence of reducing conditions along a groundwater flowpath could potentially contribute to the retardation of redox-sensitive radionuclides 99Tc and 237Np, which are commonly identified as long-term dose contributors in the risk assessment in various radionuclide environmental contamination scenarios.

Catalase activity and the SigB protein were identified as long-term biomarkers for various adaptive stress responses.

Follow-up of 41 HIV-1+ individuals originally identified as "Long-term non-progressors" in 1996 according to clinical criteria, and longitudinal analysis of two HIV controllers over 22 years, was also performed.

Recently, crypt cells expressing Lgr5 in small intestine and colon tissues have been identified as long-lived stem cells [ 32].

With regard to smoking status: 262 participants were identified as long-term quitters, 383 as short-term quitters, 45 as relapsed smokers and 2824 as continuing smokers.