Sentence examples for long-term existing from inspiring English sources
But all the interest is from sensible, long-term, existing investors, people who've been here for years.
Potential land use changes are not evaluated assuming the plantations are long-term existing coconut plantations.
It is certain that the dimer structure interferes the enzyme function of Xyn10A, however, it may keep this enzyme-structure more stable and its long-term existing in the environment.
That last valuation was $3.75 billion following a $170 million funding round in March from Khazanah Nasional Berhad, the Malaysian government's strategic investment fund, and Chinese tech giant Tencent, a long-term, existing investor.
Despite a low profile, the games company is valued at close to $4 billion following its most recent $170 million funding round in March from Khazanah Nasional Berhad, the Malaysian government's strategic investment fund, and Chinese tech giant Tencent, a long-term, existing investor.
However, at least three main problems have so far prevented the integration of ecosocial analysis into risk assessment procedures: the lack of long-term studies, existing methodological deficiencies and a narrow, de-contextualised approach to risks and benefits of GM crops.
Since observation period/time of a met-mast is normally about one year before the plant design, correlation with long-term data existing in the neighborhood of the target location is used for hindcasting past met-mast data to reduce uncertainty in the feasibility analysis, which is called the Measure-Correlate-Predict (MCP) method.
The Electronic Data Systems Corporation announced today that it had signed two long-term contracts with existing customers worth $2.8 billion.
But even this expense can be justified when set against long-term costs of existing ineffective treatments, disability benefits and lost production, Nice says.
There's a word that Sinclair seems to want to use but doesn't, presumably because of its recent contamination by ghost milk: that word being "community", as (perhaps) embodied in the Manor Garden Allotments and as (perhaps) connoting a local culture that is improvised, long-term and mutual, existing as an accumulation of small and reciprocally beneficial transactions.
Previously, this model has been checked to evaluate the long-term response of existing experimental programmes in terms of deflections and strains.
