The need for time to focus on a long term, in-depth project and bring it to fruition as a production or publication is a common refrain.
These long-term, in-depth studies followed people for decades, whether or not they remained in treatment, and found that 46percentto68percentcent showed significant improvement or had recovered.
This paper presents the results of a long-term, in-depth energy study of architecturally similar church buildings in different climates in an effort to identify energy efficiency opportunities in religious buildings.
But, still, it's in a respected journal and so must be based on some long-term, in-depth, carefully-constructed studies, right?
Portfolios of the Poor (Princeton, 2009) aptly demonstrates with long-term, in-depth financial diaries, that we have no idea how complex it gets trying to feed a family on an unpredictable, tiny income--or how inventive poor families are in saving and borrowing to get by.
These moments became sustained interests through the long-term and in-depth program approach of Techbridge.
Long-term changes in depth to water table (30 days before the event) are likely to impact on DOC production, whereas discharge becomes the main control over DOC transport at the time scale of the rainfall/runoff event.
Although shearing brings a negative effect on gel performance, the gel system still had strong gel strength which could make it long-term stability in in-depth formation.
However, a general lack of accurate long-term in situ measurement of groundwater depth and analysis of trends prevents understanding of the dynamics of these systems at landscape scales.
Predicting water table depth over the long-term in agricultural areas presents great challenges because these areas have complex and heterogeneous hydrogeological characteristics, boundary conditions, and human activities; also, nonlinear interactions occur among these factors.
In the long term, it really adds strength in depth to our squad".
