Sentence examples for limited long term from inspiring English sources

Compared with other livestock, honey bees have seen limited long term gains achieved through selective breeding programs.

The articular cartilage in the facet joint is prone to degenerative changes which lead to back pain and treatments for the condition have had limited long term success.

It comes as an unpleasant surprise to families that Medicare has very limited long term care coverage.

That said, by acting swiftly, opening and comprehensively, Mars has likely limited long term repetitional damage – especially so as the foreign object is relatively benign".

Second Life, a pioneer of virtual worlds, also offered such services to its business customers with limited long term success.

Due to potential side effects and limited long term benefits, medications should be reserved for special occasions such as an overnight camp or a sleepover at a friend's house.

Nonsurgical alternatives, although encouraging, have limited long-term outcome results at the present time.

But with the state facing a $15 billion budget gap, the state was less likely to help hospitals that had limited long-term viability.

von Bahr, L. et al. Analysis of tissues following mesenchymal stromal cell therapy in humans indicates limited long-term engraftment and no ectopic tissue formation.

There were limited long-term studies of > 1 year, thus the long-term effects of biochar on SIN still remain unclear.

But Washington shouldn't rule out alternatives when dealing with groups that may have more limited long-term goals, like Hezbollah and Hamas.