Sentence examples for longer time perspective from inspiring English sources

Card et al. (2010) do show, however, that these negative effects tend to become smaller when effects are studied over a longer time perspective.

Objectives: To investigate if this mechanism is valid also in a longer time perspective we studied critical ill patients during days 10-40 of ICU stay.

The method allows undertaking the sustainability assessment in a more structured way than what happens today in preliminary design, through scenario building based on socio-ecological assessments, including back-casting to cover the longer time perspective.

It is interesting to note that the quantitative scenario studies looking into ICT reviewed here [48, 63, 64] all had a fairly short time span, whereas Arushanyan et al. [31] having a longer time perspective chose a qualitative assessment.

Adopting a longer time perspective and advocating a relational rather than oppositional approach to rural and urban, nature and culture, as well as the insider and outsider perspectives and public and private spheres may be useful for understanding the spatial frame and historical context in drafting scenarios.

To illustrate the long-term dynamics of nature and particularly the role of man, we present here five case studies from Sweden concerning pollution, lake acidification, lake eutrophication, biodiversity, and landscape dynamics and conservation – topics of broad interests – and discuss benefits of including a longer time perspective in environmental management.

It therefore may be reasonable to conclude that the cost-effectiveness of interventions improves when longer time perspectives are employed, and the models reflect the progression of disease experienced by patients.

In Section 4 we discuss some consequences of having a longer time-perspective on the geomagnetic field evolution, and in Section 5 a discussion on the leakage of the external signals into main field models is made.

«Vocal players' arena» combines the individual responsibility with a longer anticipative time perspective and preparation, as in the upper right quadrant.

It is apparently easier to think and debate the future than to shape it, but does this imply that our anticipation of how to shape the future contains more uncertainty the longer the time perspective?

While this is ethically justifiable, we may have also inadvertently excluded those patients who, through experiencing a broader range of treatment related interventions and sometimes for a longer time period, might have provided an important perspective on organisational safety.