"I'm no forecaster, but I feel we're in a long-term era of multiple trends, so even if the leading fashion designers would go back to a more minimalist overall trend, other segments of the industry will still use strong prints," said Gilles Lasbordes, exhibitions director at Première Vision.
The socio-political backdrop of the latest cry of "there's a crisis in the humanities" is clear, at least in the United States: we are in a long-term era of declining public funding for higher education and mounting student debt.
A change in circulating miR-16 in the first 3 months of therapy was associated with a decrease in DAS28 in long term follow-up in ERA (p=0.002).
To quantify the effect of traditional prognostic factors, both long term and in the current era, we describe overall survival of female patients with breast cancer from two time cohorts (1999-2005 and 2006-12) in a nationwide population based study using data from the Netherlands Cancer Registry.
Whatever collaboration there may be in the short term, Mr. Obama represents the end of the Bush era in the long term.
You may get cheaper and more widely available drugs in the short term, but you'll also get worse drugs in the long term, and risk ending the greatest era in research in memory.
In the long term, the creative industries must focus on new business models that are sustainable in the digital era.
And in this era of deficit obsession, the holiday would actually reduce federal government revenues over the long term.
