Sentence examples similar to long-time used from inspiring English sources

It turns out rural Georgians have for a long time used wild hops to cure their breads.

Rigid inorganic filler has been long time used as a reinforcement agent for polymer materials.

Tong Ling was born in 1963, worked in a state-owned tree farm for a long time, used to work as a typist, and was secretary of the Communist Youth League.

When investigating agreement between observers researchers have for a long time used kappa and other chance adjusted measures with a commonly used scale to interpret kappa derived by Landis and Koch in 1977[17].

On the other hand, a dried PJ-S21 powder remained fully active after storage at 50°C for 12 weeks (the longest time used in the evaluation).

That long-time use and Facebook's familiarity to all of us are part of what makes Facebook confident that it can carve a place for itself in a market that already is very crowded.

But long-time use of NPK is harmful for sustainability of crop production.

However, people living with HIV-1 cannot recover in the process of long-time use of antiretroviral therapy, and the HIV-1 virus cannot be eradicated thoroughly [1 4].

Comment: No studies provided reliable clinical information to establish whether the risk of having ischemic stroke associated with the use of combined HCs in women with migraine declines with long-time use.

Long-time use of chemical and organic fertilizers significantly affects the quality and productivity of soil mostly by improving availability of important elements to plants and soil-microbes (Acton and Gregorich 1995).

Until the early 1990s, methods of measuring the properties and predicting the durability of products were not well known, hence, much of the knowledge about building materials was based on experience from long-time use.