Sentence examples similar to long term timeline from inspiring English sources
Our study is the first actually reporting these outcomes in a long-term timeline.
"But the president's authorization will not change our troops' missions, or the long-term timeline for our drawdown," Hagel said on his last trip to the country as Pentagon chief.
Each is set to a specific short-, intermediate, or long-term timeline.
Many would argue that children have a very long-term investing timeline, so they should be all in stocks.
In a separate group of male C57BL/6 mice, we repeatedly injected mice with RU38486 or the EtOH-based vehicle in which RU38486 is dissolved (in this experiment, 2% EtOH v/v in phosphate-buffered saline) and evaluated long-term consequences (timeline in Figure 2A).
(3) Rejuvenation and (some configurations of) intrusiontolerant replication have complementary roles by improving the dependability (e.g., reliability and availability) of systems for two opposite extremes of a mission timeline: the short term and the long term.
By contrast, in an academic setting, timelines are generally longer and the focus is more long term, fundamental, and educational.
"Think long term," he said.
