Sentence examples for long-term occurrence from inspiring English sources

The long-term occurrence of tephra in the Japan Sea ODP cores was reported by Pouclet and Scott (1992).

Further, models that predict the threshold conditions for the initiation and long-term occurrence of localized corrosion are discussed.

Tsubouchi and Omura (2007) evaluated long-term occurrence probabilities of extremely intense geomagnetic storm events by using the Dst index, which is a global geomagnetic index used in measuring geomagnetic storm magnitude.

However, diabetes did not affect the long-term occurrence of TVR among patients treated with DES.

In a previous study in the Dutch general population [ 32], we analysed the long-term occurrence of headache incidence in HPV-vaccinated and unvaccinated girls more than 1 year after the HPV vaccination campaign.

This pattern of distribution of genetic diversity is compatible with the long-term occurrence of wild barley in the western parts of its distribution area and a relatively more recent occurrence in areas east of Turkey.

Thus, assessment of genotoxics at only one point in time may not represent long term occurrence of these substances in the body [ 13].

42 Another mechanism worth consideration is that treatment with insulin pump might lead to a lower frequency and duration of hyperglycaemia, corresponding to reduced long term occurrence of microvascular and cardiovascular complications.

AKI during ICU stay was a strong determinant of long-term CKD occurrence.

Large, single-pulse campaigns provided the greatest short-term protection, but higher frequencies of smaller pulses were more effective at reducing long-term disease occurrence.

Although there is no trend in the long-term yearly occurrence of significant natechs, importance is found to be increasing due to the overall decreasing trend of the incidents.