Sentence examples for long term across from inspiring English sources

In this study, we examined how metabolic systems are altered in diabetes and how these changes are related to glycaemic control over three different timescales (acute, short term and long term) across three biofluids (plasma, urine and saliva).

Furthermore, clinicians and commissioners of parenting interventions should be aware that the benefits of parenting interventions are likely to be realised in both the short term and in the long term, across generations.

Some lawmakers believe the shifting membership of the Senate has contributed to the rising partisanship, since it reduces the number of long-term, across-the-aisle relationships that can lead to consensus and compromise.

How would you design a piece of research to look at the long term impacts across all of our work?

The purpose of the administration is to restructure the Wileyfox Group, reduce its cost base in Europe and to ensure its long term future across all the markets it operates in.

6 7 Both natriuretic peptides have emerged as major prognostic factors for short term and long term mortality across the whole spectrum of acute coronary syndromes and beyond traditional risk markers.

It has been shown NIV can be used long-term across all age groups.

This problem potentially takes two forms: short-term (minute scale) temporal autocorrelation that may contribute to violations of standard regression assumptions, and long-term (across a sampling shift) time trends that may cause difficulty in differentiating spatial from temporal trends.

"In the long term, a partnership across the value chain will be quite feasible, it will be inevitable," he said in Germany this month.

18 The corresponding number in our study is 2.4% (810 cases/34 111 long term users combined across the five groups).

The evidence base for the effectiveness of interventions supporting self-care across long term conditions is understandably diffuse [ 10].