For a bit more historical perspective, Vilar points to the Hambrecht & Quist growth stock index as a long-term example {although it includes more than just Internet stocks}.
He then turns his attention to the use of biological markers as predictors of outcome - both short term (for example, response) and long term (for example, survival) and shows that these two have not yet been validated.
It saves a fortune in the long term; for example, someone with a £150,000 mortgage who pays in an additional £100 a month would save £14,000 and lop four years and three months off the 25-year mortgage term.
It's a great part [of what I do] and I think they are going to be very helpful [to Murray] if we work long term, for example in the training block.
The senior Afghan government official who views local police as "poison" in the long term, for example, also told me: "Look at our history, especially the mujahedeen, and you see that the A.L.P. is the wrong program for our country.
CO2 from fossil fuels may need to be captured and transported to long term stores for example, deep saline aquifers or depleted oil and gas fields.
Future studies will also be needed to understand whether BML regression eventually leads to improved bone measures and decreased risk of osteoarthritis progression over the long term (for example, cartilage loss, joint-space narrowing).
Trend analyses inspect whether diseases have long term patterns, for example whether incidence is increasing or decreasing.
The 96% increase in mortality among patients on combination treatment with metformin or insulin secretagogues observed in the UKPDS is worrisome 1 especially when combination therapy is used for long term treatment (for example, with insulin treatment).
For example, long term tracking of animal migration over large scales can be accomplished with the lower accuracy geolocation method [29], [30].
For example, in long term longitudinal studies, low Conscientiousness in childhood predicts cigarette smoking in adulthood [ 48, 49].
