Therefore this is an instance of a long-term study reporting results after treatment standards — in this case the selection of a specific ADT regime — have changed.
For instance, if a long-term incapacitating illness, like Alzheimer's disease, runs in your family, the prospect of being responsible for living for years in a nursing home may push you to buy a long-term-care policy.
Short-term studies using these several techniques have shown that ciliostasis does not correlate with cell injury in all instances, and a long-term study has demonstrated dose dependence of a cytotoxic agent when duration of culture viability is measured.
For instance, there is a long-term (equilibrium) sensitivity to doubling carbon dioxide which refers to the ultimate temperature reached by the planet if we were to double carbon dioxide.
It is worth noting that non-autonomous phenomena often occur in many realistic systems; for instance, when considering a long-term dynamical behavior of the system, the parameters of the system usually change along with time [18 22].
For instance, data from a long-term field study in soay sheep (Ovis aries) showed that selection favored singleton births at the offspring stage, but twin births at the parental stage [52].
For instance, Sölveling [7] proposed a long-term approach of addressing capacity scarcity by modifying an airport's configuration and increasing its runway efficiency.
For instance, NADA is also on a long-term campaign against factory demands that dictate every detail of how and when dealers must upgrade their facilities, like the size and color of floor tiles.
Cases have arisen in which a pregnant woman has zero decisional capacity and no hope of future agency, for instance when she is in a long-term persistent vegetative state or has suffered frontal brain death and is being kept alive artificially.
All the cluster states of the same population size ratio then become indistinguishable, and for instance, the long term dynamics of single (double) cluster state is not different from that of a single (two) neuron(s).
