Sentence examples for long term lived from inspiring English sources

This paper focusses on patients' long term lived experience following a TIA.

I still did it" (I/V 3) The long term lived experience and nature of tears lead participants to believe that "if you still want to do things, you can't let it (cuff tear) get in the way too much" (I/V 9).

But in the long term, living up to their responsibilities transforms not only their morals but their fortunes.

Long term live cell imaging (~72 h) experiments were carried out using window stage leaves where PCD was not visibly initiated, as denoted by central cells of the areoles still possessing green colour due to the presence of chloroplasts.

In considering parental reactions to a child with SCD we need to distinguish between moments in time, such as the occasion a diagnosis is communicated, and everyday long-term lived practices and not reduce the latter to the former.

Wed once for a year in her mid-twenties, with no children from that union, she had long term live-in relationships with her baby's daddies.

Neuromasts contacted by a single red neuron were selected for long term live imaging by laser-scanning confocal microscopy.

Long term live-cell imaging of individual non-adherent cells on glass surfaces is complicated with problems such as drift and cell migration.

As with other fusion proteins in Figure 2A, during these long term live-cell observations, we could not detect any bleed of signal between the blue and green channels, indicating no detectable photoconversion of PSCF2 to its activated cyan state.

The programme also facilitates positive exit strategies for residents, linking them to long-term living arrangements and sustainable care within the local community.

Rather than selling the house she bought in 2000 and moving to Columbus, Ms. Conner has chosen a temporary, albeit long-term, living arrangement that is not quite a hotel or a rented apartment.