Long term (2020+): From 2020 onwards, a continued roll-out of charging infrastructure shall take place.
Secondly, do you see value in holding long term 12-24 monthss) or do you see much erosion due to its competitors?
The share of solar collector production increase in scenarios 7 and 8 in the long term (2030) is based on the reductions dynamics of solar technology cost.
In the long term (20 40 years), the solid organs might be affected (Little 2009).
Neoadjuvant radiotherapy (RT) independent of the protocol (short term 5×5Gy or long term 25×1.8Gy), doubled from 12% to 23.3% (p = 0.011).
Measurements reported on one or more outcome of disability, function and health 15 in the short term (approximately 3 6 months post-surgery/intervention) and/or long term (12 24 months).
Results from the UK Prospective Diabetes Study indicate that most patients will need multiple therapies to attain target control rates in the long term (13).
The cumulative survival rate of H-Hcy group was significantly lower than that of L-Hcy and M-Hcy groups in the long term (P=0.006).
Samuel Eliot Morison, the distinguished American historian and long-term summer resident of Maine, observed in his 1960 book, "The Story of Mount Desert Island," that to be a summer resident of Bar Harbor, "you needed money but no brains".
Extensive bleaching can be triggered by as little as six weeks at temperatures of 1C-1.5C above the long-term summer maximum, according to the federal environment department.
Coral communities are facing increasing thermal stress, with mass coral bleaching often triggered by relatively small temperature increases over long-term summer maxima [ 4].
