Sentence examples for long lasting contacts from inspiring English sources

Among these molecules, the integrin lymphocyte function-associated antigen-1 (LFA-1) plays a crucial role, as it controls T cell adhesion to APC and formation of long lasting contacts [1], [2].

Nearly all Dutch citizens (98%) are registered with a general practice where they receive care that is free of charge, and most patients have long lasting contact (>10 years) with the same general practitioner (GP).

In line with the observations of previous SocioPatterns measurements [34, 36, 38, 56], the probability distribution of contacts (Figure 2) is suggestive of many brief contacts and few long-lasting contacts, whose probability is however not negligible.

The distribution displays large fluctuations, indicating that there are comparatively few long-lasting contacts and a multitude of brief contacts.

MIT researchers have developed a new water-based material that could be used to make artificial skin, long-lasting contact lenses and drug-delivering bandages, writes Jamie Ducharme for Boston Magazine.

More than half of the children before the beginning of pertussis were in contact with persons suffering from long lasting cough illness in the family, school or day-care center.

Stocks are very long lasting assets.

It can have long lasting emotional effects.

Long lasting and wonderfully rich, it is elegantly mellow with a creamy, long-lasting taste.

Creating positive and productive long lasting habits.

Thomas Edison patented the "long lasting filament" in 1880.