Sentence examples for long-lasting application from inspiring English sources
Whereas supplementation of ubiquinone and vitamin E in low concentrations is rather harmless, high concentrations and long-lasting application have been shown to increase the risk of bleeding in patients due to their anticoagulant effects [136, 151].
She then set the makeup with a dual pressed powder to ensure a long-lasting application.
Whereas supplementation of ubiquinone and vitamin E in low concentrations is rather harmless, high concentrations and long-lasting application have been shown to increase the risk of bleeding in patients due to their anticoagulant effects [ 136, 151].
Liquids and gels are great if you want to achieve a very exact and long-lasting application.
However the use of PLA particularly in long-lasting applications like automotive, electronics and food packaging is restricted by its low crystallization ability/degree, impeding its industrial implementation.
In spite of the impressive development achieved throughout these years, especially in terms of reported power conversion efficiencies, there are still important technological and fundamental obstacles to circumvent before they can be implemented into reliable and long-lasting applications.
By using timber in fairly long-lasting applications (buildings, furniture), carbon storage could be even less expensive and more attractive.
It has been previously shown that long-lasting applications (30 s) of 500 µM glutamate through puff pipettes induce intracellular Ca2+ concentration increases in NG2 cells [31].
Similarly, in patients undergoing AV nodal therapeutic ablation, long lasting applications using large catheters (i.e. 8 mm) and catheter tip temperatures ≤−80°C should be needed to consistently obtain persistent AVB.
An excellent survey in this week's Economist gives a notion of how extensive and long-lasting the application of electronics to the Real World is proving.
Long-lasting bath application of NMDA induces cell swelling, an index of excitotoxicity that can be visualized using IR-DIC microscopy (Dodt et al., 1993; Colwell and Levine, 1996).
