Sentence examples for long-term starting from inspiring English sources

The functional and oncologic results were evaluated long-term, starting at a minimum duration of 1 year after operations.

"We have a long-term starting tight end," Walsh said.

Of the candidates drawn from the existing squad, he looks the most like a long-term starting option for Jones.

They are just one game behind the Oakland Raiders in the A.F.C. West, but their unorthodox game plans are getting the Broncos no closer to determining if Tebow can be their long-term starting quarterback.

Depletion efficiency in the spleen and tumor of IL-15 TG/MT mice when depleted with anti-NK1.1 (A) or anti-CD8α (B/C) antibody long term starting at 4 weeks of age (representative flow plots from n = 3 in each).

We investigated the deleterious effects of the common practice of measuring cyclic voltammetry (CV) on Pt/CB catalysts during long-term start-up/shutdown cycling longevity evaluation of the type used in standard protocols used in the fuel cell automotive industry.

There are certainly no guarantees, but it may make sense to invest that extra money in the stock market for the long term, start your own business, purchase a rental property... and the list goes on.

She took a long-term leave, starting in 1999, that morphed into retirement from the quartet and its arduous six months of annual touring.

T. gondii is of special interest because of its known affinity for brain tissue and its capacity for long-term infection starting in early life.

Long-term treatment starting in utero of mdx mice did alleviate limb muscle pathology, but had adverse effects on cardiac and diaphragm tissue.

Change happens incrementally Mr. Rendina said the film highlights the importance of long-term change, starting at the community level through grassroots organizations.