Sentence examples for long lasting from from inspiring English sources

In mouse oocytes, the first meiotic M phase is very long, lasting from 6 to 11 h, depending on the genetic background [50], [51].

The summer is long, lasting from May to October, and the average annual rainfall is 1,700 mm.

The climate of Henan (Latitude 34.90°N, Longitude 113.50°E) is humid subtropical whereas the climate of Anhui province (Latitude 31.86°N, Longitude 117.28°E) is semi-humid, monsoonal, and the climate of Jilin province (Latitude 43.70°N, Longitude 126.20°E) is humid continental climate, winters are long (lasting from November to March), cold, and windy.

They will relish the opportunity to bring back life long lasting footage from the amazing bustling villas of Florida or the deserted highways that link the west coast to the east shows the variety in this country is still amazing, people included, and that a little cautious curiosity is still likely to yield wondrous rewards.

The daughter experienced repeated and long lasting separations from her mother in early childhood (while the mother did not even remember where her child was when she was hospitalized) (Table  2).

For after you dye your hair, you can use any color long lasting shampoo from sally's or a hair salon.

At sufficiently high laser intensity, long lasting residual gas bubbles lasting from milliseconds to seconds are visible using brightfield imaging [ 24].

However, if WNV-reactive IgM is long lasting (e.g., from one transmission season to the next), an early season positive IgM test could result from either a recent or past infection.

To protect children from malaria, long lasting insecticide treated bed nets will be distributed to every child under the age of five and to all pregnant women in Lofa, Grand Gedeh, and Maryland counties.

After 1873 the maestro considered himself retired, at long last, from that world of opera to which he had been bound for so many years in a love-hate relationship.

Our sole consolation is the hope that we will become a democracy one day: the dream that we will free ourselves, at long last, from the autocracy of Maoism and monarchy alike.