Sentence examples for longer in general from inspiring English sources

Likelihood to breastfeed is highly socially patterned in the UK – those with a higher income are more likely to breastfeed, and for longer (in general).

Hume's eighteenth-century terminology includes a pair of terms no longer in general use.

Length of weaning from mechanical ventilation post tracheostomy was longer in General ICU patients than in Neuro ICU patients (median 6 days, Q1-Q3 4, 10 days vs median 3 days, Q1-Q3 2, 8 days).

While it remains unclear whether or not female mice live longer in general than males, lifespans of both male and female mice are extended by CR and it is quite clear that their lifespans are greatly influenced by sex-associated variables, including hormonal status and reproductive history [23], [24].

Simultaneous CMF is feasible concerning the toxicity, but no longer in general use for adjuvant breast cancer therapy [ 30].

Two competing explanations are possible here: mortality rates for cases after transfer are higher because the time between admission and treatment will be longer in general.

Further, longer introns in general tend to have stronger splice sites; however, the latter trend becomes observable only for bona fide introns longer than 1500 nt [ 43], and thus should not influence the majority of retained introns studies here.

Ether is no longer used in general anesthesia, and has been replaced by different "volatile" agents — such as sevoflurane and isoflurane.

To be completely general we will assume that the 'i' does not commute with A and B. Now, the operators A and B of equation (7) no longer commute in general.

This is no longer true, in general, if the set is unbounded.

Longer hair in general remained popular due to the youth rebellion throughout the liberal decade of the 1960s.