Sentence examples for long time growth from inspiring English sources

It seems that the pyramids cannot coalesce into a single-crystal film even after long time growth (3 h), perhaps due to the lack of a same in-plane crystallographic arrangement between the pyramids.

We speculate that, after such a long time growth, the ZnO powder source may have been exhausted, leading to an additional annealing process that could affect the NW diameter distributions.

Recovering of this pool took long time (growth delay phase Figure  1B) and led, beside other mechanisms, in the end to resistance.

"For a long time, wage growth has lagged behind economic growth, and that has forced China to continue to depend on exports".

For most Italians, the party ended a very long time ago: growth over the past 15 years has been a slovenly 0.75%; unemployment currently stands at 8.3%; the influential Catholic charity Caritas estimates that 8 million Italians are now living in poverty.

The costs of the programs that have broken the fall are high, he added, and the burden of repaying them will be felt for a long time, keeping growth subdued.

"It's best to use a Roth when you are younger and you have a very long time for growth," Winkler says.

In the design of the experiment, cell divisions had to be monitored on agar surface since liquid cultures do not allow monitoring of the same cell over a long time, and growth yields could be estimated only in liquid media where even distribution of nutrients throughout the medium can be ensured.

Authors' response: The PCA in Figure 5 shows that the obligate intracellular reduced genomes have few genes for transcriptional regulation, few rRNA operons and that they do need long time for growth.

Apart from the NP676 cell strain, expressing LacZ1 8Met-MTGase, which was characterised by a LacZ1 8Met-MTGaseth, the other three cell strains whichincubated washout problems suggesting that expression of Met-MTGase protein was not deleterious for the characterised

Mr. Piga said that the proposals Mr. Monti presented Thursday were too vague to comment on, but that reforms generally take a long time to generate growth, particularly in a recession.