Sentence examples for identified for long from inspiring English sources

Two complementary genes (Hla and Hlb) have been identified for long pubescence on leaves, and one gene (Hg) has been identified for long pubescence on floral hulls (Nagao et al.[1960]).[1960]

The first key dependency IBM identified for Long Island's success was 'leadership.' The second key point was that our watershed needed to be managed comprehensively, pointing out the whole time the inefficiencies in our current bifurcated water management structure.

A subset of these home care clients assessed in acute care hospital and identified for long-term care placement was identified for comparison.

Crucially for a fashion house that has been identified for so long with the aesthetic of one designer, Ms. Jarrar brings to Lanvin her own defined and recognizable style, honed over six years at her small, successful Paris couture house: A smart fusion of urban modernity with a quiet yet tangible luxury.

However, aloha-based mechanisms suffer from the so-called "tag starvation problem," in which certain tags may not be identified for a long time and the time period required for all tags' recognition may not be guaranteed.

Although AD has been identified for a long time, most research progress was made in the recent 30 years [ 3].

Indicators were identified for the long-term outcomes of improved health, social and economic outcomes for people treated by the MHCPs.

We did not restrict our searches to literature concerned with diabetes alone until the full paper sift, and the evidence identified for other long-term conditions will be reported separately.

Regional crustal uplift is considered to be the main control of the episodes of valley incision identified for this large, long-lived river.

Four QTL regions (qSL1.1, qSL1.2, qSL1.3, qSL1.4) with significant LOD value (3.3 6.5) were identified for SL on the long arm of chromosome 1 and one QTL (qSL12.1) located at 58 cM on chromosome 12 in E1 had PVE ranging from 7.2% to 19.5%.

A significant effect of training was identified for duration of the longest unbroken look to the "interesting" [F 1,36) = 4.19, p = 0.048, Cohen's d = 0.65] but not to the "boring" stimuli [F 1,36) = 1.75, p = 0.194] (see Figure 2C).