Sentence examples for long time effect from inspiring English sources
Although it may have been frustrating for Hans Toni that for a long time effect models in environmental risk assessment were only reluctantly accepted, it certainly will enjoy him that now his students play an active role in the promoting and further development of effect models as tools for higher-tier risk assessment [16 18].
As he's focusing on growing his blog with quality rather than quantity, he is mindful about the long time effect each of his guests post has.
This finding corroborates results from other studies reporting short time effects of chemotherapy[15], [17], or that chemotherapy did not have any long time effect on quality of life[3].
We found that METH binge, given at early life (week 6 8 in mice), potentiated the reduction of TH and DAT immunoreactivity in striatum and nigra after a second METH binge, given at 5 month later, a long time effect which has not been reported previously.
However, the present study had a longer follow-up than in the studies mentioned above, and may therefore be better suited to study any long time effect of preeclampsia on asthma and lung function in late childhood.
The problem of assessing the short and long time effects of stochastic fluctuations on the global-nonlinear dynamics of a class of closed-loop continuous exothermic reactors with temperature control and mono or bistable isothermal dynamics is addressed.
At the same time, we can see vancomycin did not kill transplanted microbes in a short period of time, but long time effects still needs further study.
What is the long-time effect of adding convention to a discretised reaction-diffusion equation?
Relative humidity is a largely variable parameter that has a rather small long-time effect on the current pollen production.
Long-time effect of the precipitation is manifested in the storage of groundwater or in the stored water in the plants.
Tracer tests, reported later in this paper, speak in favour of a combination of different time scales of the watering-dewatering effects: one between hours and days and a long-time effect over months.
