Sentence examples similar to long term copy from inspiring English sources

If the investment style is so successful, why don't more pension fund trustees, who by rights should also be looking to the long-term, copy it?

Especially during long term cultivation of a high copy number strain under conditions where penicillin production is a disadvantage rather than an advantage, e.g. in carbon limited chemostat cultures, it can be expected that the strain gradually loses its production capacity through the loss of penicillin gene clusters.

Aurora A is suggested to be one of the proliferation potency parameters which is an independent prognostic factor for early invasive breast cancer patients, and OPG long term exposure drastically induced the copy number of Aurora A kinase (Fig.  10c) further supporting our results in Fig.  8.

BT is cock-a-hoop – much executive backslapping and plenty of "we're in this game for the long-term" newspaper copy.

This means that the evolutionary history of TEs can be explained without necessarily involving long-term, stable copy number equilibrium.

Using a novel object recognition paradigm to assess long term memory, transgenic mice with three copies of DYRK1A were clearly impaired: polyphenol treatment ameliorates cognitive deficits in tgYAC152F7 mice.

"Think long term," he said.

It's very long term.

Long term?

What about long term?

Long term, it.