Sentence examples for long-term end from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile the Europeans – historically responsible for a great part of the decline of elephants during colonial-era craze for big game hunting – have drawn criticism for refusing to back a long-term end to all trade in ivory.

See, Samsung's long-term end goal is an ecosystem.

The MPS calculates long-term end item needs and feeds the PPC system which creates the production order backlog according to MRP procedures.

Intravesical chemotherapy and bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) reduce the recurrence rate in patients with stage Ta T1 urothelial bladder cancer; however, the benefit of BCG relative to chemotherapy for long-term end points is controversial, especially in intermediate-risk patients.

It is worthwhile then to consider the long-term end of K-12 goals the Framework puts forth for the third S and E practice - planning and carrying out investigations.

Direct extension of the phase III trials towards long-term end points (ICC and its immediate precursors: carcinoma in situ and severe dysplasia, i.e. cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade III, CINIII) is important, to avoid early contamination of the target population by opportunistic use of licensed HPV vaccines.

And too much of how women are deemed good or bad people comes from behaving in the right way in order to get those markers – being sexy but not too sexual, carefully avoiding prudishness but having marriage in mind as the long-term end-game.

A 'continuum of complexity' of long-term end-user involvement in the project is described, and the stakeholder involvement method used – a co-design process – is outlined.

As there is currently no AVD long-term (end-of-life) data available, not even for the first generation AVDs, the transition from 'Blind' or 'Visual' Impaired' to 'Death' was simulated on the basis of German life tables [9], irrespective of the therapy approach (AVD or BSC).

Consequently, short-term outcomes are often reported instead of the primary long-term end-point.

In the interview sample, major gaps in biomedical knowledge about diabetes included understanding the causes, chronicity, and long-term end-organ complications of diabetes.