Sentence examples for long term events from inspiring English sources

As they are well-spread in the young glacial area, the strong influence of this abrupt and long term events should be reconsidered.

Lastly, B. De Berardinis et al., on behalf of GREAT international, reported the usefulness of combining Galectin-3 and bioimpedance vector analysis in predicting short and long term events in patients admitted for acute heart failure.

On the other hand, the validity of self reported long term events among cancer survivors has been found to be generally high, with 83% sensitivity and 98% specificity for myocardial infarction.

These data were used to select a set of 63 cases that were suitable for logistic regression analysis of the early recurrence and long term, event-free survival groups.

4 5 15 16 The patients in PLATO intended for non-invasive management had a higher long term event rate than did those intended for invasive management, 11 probably related in part to their high risk profile at baseline.

Stretching is a long term event and must be done properly.

For the first time, it is training its top brass to respond to complex, long-term events, instead of just the short-term fires that are their usual fare.

Those two long-term events, for instance, sparked several events in our dataset, and the interactions between the protagonist countries are reflected in our analysis.

are more relevant in controlling deposition of deep-water sands than sporadic long-term events that last for thousands to millions of years (e.g., sea-level lowstands).

But these are not long-term events, and companies shouldn't have to immediately cough up tens of billions of dollars for suddenly underfunded plans.

The ratio of overflow to underdrain flow, ranging from 5.17 to 0.014 (227 7571 L), exhibits the ability of cisterns to fully capture the majority of annual and long-term events.