Sentence examples for long-standing effects from inspiring English sources

Primarily created to block further communist gains in Southeast Asia, SEATO is generally considered a failure because internal conflict and dispute hindered general use of the SEATO military; however, SEATO-funded cultural and educational programs left long-standing effects in Southeast Asia.

Since 41 of the 42 (97.6%) participants indicated a desire to work clinically with refugees in the future, a long-term study analyzing the career paths of these future physicians would demonstrate the long-standing effects of this and similar elective courses.

This has a long-standing effect on the history of theology and science.

The studies suggest that BBR may have a longer half life in liver for the AMPK activation; 2) GLP-1 may mediate BBR's long-standing effect.

This needs to be verified but is interesting because it indicates that the environment provided to offspring by Grb10 m/+ and Grb10 +/p mothers during pregnancy and/or the post-natal suckling period is different and has a long-standing effect on offspring physiology.

Floods from moraine-dammed lake failures can have long standing effects not only on riverine landscapes but also on mountain communities due to the high intensity (i.e. great depth and high velocities) and damaging capacity of glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs).

Therefore, whether the severity of OM or the duration of OM are factors to be accounted while describing the long standing effects of OM needs to be investigated.

Our findings address this long-standing issue.

In conventional energy systems such as fossil fuels, hydroelectric generation, and nuclear reactors, the materials problems are well understood and are usually associated with structural mechanical properties or long-standing chemical effects such as corrosion.

How long-standing such effects are and if and how FT affects the microbial ecology in the intestine of patients with other intestinal disorders is yet to be studied.

33– 34 The rationale for immuno-oncology is the potential to overcome immune escape mechanisms, to achieve long-standing antitumor effects based on the establishment of memory response, and to avoid mechanisms of resistance that occur with treatments that directly target tumors.