Sentence examples for long standing interactions from inspiring English sources

If the political influence of emigrants can be observed during elections, social protests, or calls for greater transparency or reform, this influence is the result of the permanent and long standing interactions migrants maintain with their family and friends.

Long-standing interactions during our evolution generated a homeostatic and mutualistic relationship between the host and its microbes.

Such long-standing interactions established multiple mechanisms, which ensure a commensal or even better a mutualistic co-existence in the gut (Neish, 2009).

The long-standing interaction between S. aureus and the host during persistent infections can have severe consequences for an ongoing immune response.

This connection is not only more consistent with the long standing intuition of biologists that interactions must be critical for the evolution of complex adaptations, but also resolves some of the current mysteries brought about by the genomics revolution (see paper).

These interviewees felt that the local knowledge of subjects and PIs, long-standing informal interactions with these PIs, and consequent trust and IRB "comfort" are important.

It has been long standing practice in molecular biology to classify proteins and their biochemical interactions into pathways.

Wives of long standing shuddered in empathy.

He received a long standing ovation.

Settlement there is of long standing.

They're all friends of long standing.