Sentence examples for long term range from inspiring English sources

Different storage technologies are available among which hydrogen arises as an appropriate solution since it has proven eligible for short-, middle- and long term range.

The supplier selection problem is typically considered for long term, ranging from one to three years.

However, in 2015 a study was published which concluded that there was an increased risk of all sort of adverse effects in those taking paracetamol long term, ranging from increased risk of heart attacks and stroke to early death.

A range of functional evaluations is envisaged over the short and long term, ranging from in silico assessments of eQTL data (for instance), all the way to new functional experiments in neuronal cell lines or animal models.

The state's chief minister, Mamata Banerjee, said these prisoners had served long terms, ranging from 15 to 25 years, the report said.

So it's above the long-term range.

What's the long-term range potential?

But device sales are small peanuts when you look at the long-term range of where television is heading.

However, there is little evidence in the literature that demonstrates the impact such surgery has on long-term range of motion (ROM) outcomes.

Now that oil prices have settled into a long-term range of $30-50 30-50rel (as describarrelre asyear ago), energy users everywhere are enjoying an annual income boost worth more than $2tn (£1.34tn).

e360: Do you think it's too early, or hyperbolic, to consider that it is possible that their potential long-term range could include as much of a third of the United States, as some have suggested?