Sentence examples for long-term between from inspiring English sources

I hope I can bring some joy over Christmas and new year, and in the long-term between now and the end of the season.

Short-term denotes unemployment for up to 1 year, long-term between one and 2 years, and very-long term for more than 2 years.

We found that environmental enrichment enhanced short-term (within days) and long-term (between days) open-field test habituation, and increased grooming, particularly body licking.

We will confront yet again the clash of values between liberty and community, between short-term and long-term, between sacrifice and selfishness.

Although fights were registered only in the last third part of the experiment, this probably represents the social relationships throughout the experiment because dominance rank is known to be consistent at long-term (between seasons) in closed flocks [42].

In order to develop the scales necessary to meet our research goals, follow-up must be long-term, between five to ten years, so that a high enough number of hip fractures have occurred for analysis to be significant (a fracture in any other location is much more frequent and does not require as long a follow-up period as contemplated in this study).

The study employed a 2 (food-cue exposure: smell of baked cookies present vs. no-smell present) by 2 (duration of cue exposure: short-term vs. long-term) between-participants design.

A 2 (verification requirement) × 2 (network externality) × 2 (short vs. long term) between-subject design was conducted on sellers of an auction site and a 2 (verification requirement) × 2 (product type) × 2 (with vs. without security concern information) between-subject design was conducted on buyers of an auction site.

To examine whether there were long-term (between 1988 1994 and 2001 2008) and recent (between 2001 2004 and 2005 2008) changes in blood pressure (BP) levels among U.S. adults with diagnosed diabetes.

We updated prior studies with the most recent NHANES 2007 2008 data to examine long-term (between 1988 1994 and 2001 2008) and recent (between 2001 2004 and 2005 2008) changes in BP levels among U.S. adults with diagnosed diabetes.

In this view, the American tilt towards India from the mid-1990's on underweighted long-term stresses between the two countries as much as it ignored long-term affinities between the United States and Pakistan.