Sentence examples for long-term aftereffects from inspiring English sources
In the event, Ignatieff's hawkish views, though they stalled his progress toward the Liberal leadership, have had fewer long-term aftereffects in Canada than one might have expected, mostly because Jean Chrétien's Liberal government kept Canada out of Iraq.
Note also that there is no evidence for entrainment in the literature on long-term EEG aftereffects of clinical repetitive TMS protocols, given the lack of a consistent match between affected EEG and applied TMS frequency [ 37].
The costs include those directly linked to traumatization as well as short- and long-term costs occurring due to aftereffects (indirect costs).
One possible explanation could be that somatization is an arduous aftereffect of long-term mental health problems after disasters [ 28].
With prolonged experience, adaptation is transferred to a long-term memory that can be instantly engaged or disengaged, leaving no aftereffects (the existence of an aftereffect is thought to indicate the presence of an adaptation process or a transient recalibration process) [ 45].
Public health researchers, struggling to determine the emotional and physical aftereffects of the attack, have begun a series of long-term studies to identify and track a wide range of people who lived through the nightmare of dust, smoke and terror when the towers collapsed.
Short-term frustration for long-term gain".
Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.
"We're looking long-term".
