Sentence examples for is sufficiently prolonged from inspiring English sources
Hallucinations probably will occur in anyone if wakefulness is sufficiently prolonged; anxiety is likely to hasten or to enhance hallucinatory production.
When low pHi is sufficiently prolonged to produce cell necrosis, defense of the epithelium as a whole becomes paramount, and this entails calling on strategies for repair, namely epithelial restitution and epithelial replication.
The relevance of our results to diets therefore depends on whether diet learning is sufficiently prolonged.
One of these is the need to maintain experimentally generated mammographic density over a time period that is sufficiently prolonged to allow development of the pathophysiological changes that lead to mammary cancer in mice.
Nor do I think his service has been sufficiently prolonged or distinguished to justify a KBE [Knight of the British Empire] which as you know is given extremely sparingly to industrialists who are outstandingly distinguished.
If the crises are sufficiently prolonged, intractable, or existential in character, the greater the growth of genuine fascist tendencies especially as nihilist sentiment spreads.
There are therefore strong indications that diet development is indeed sufficiently prolonged, as assumed in this study.
If blood flow to the splanchnic tissues is sufficiently low, ischaemia and (if it is prolonged) tissue damage and necrosis may occur.
In severe or prolonged shock states, the myocardial blood supply is sufficiently diminished to damage the heart's pumping action temporarily or permanently.
Apart from the extra costs, cooperatives are not sure that quality of triage is sufficiently enhanced by these systems and believe that call duration will be prolonged drastically.
Carbapenem restriction did not significantly reduce the number of MRPA cases, although this antibiotic program may not have been sufficiently rigorous or prolonged.
