Sentence examples for longer-term sustained from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the CMV promoter/enhancer has limited and questionable utility for longer-term sustained transgene expression applications.
Enabling or limiting factors affecting short-term adoption may differ from those affecting longer-term sustained use.
This is consistent with the results published in previous studies [ 9, 10, 12], and implies that over 96 weeks of sustained response is a predictive marker for longer-term sustained response after NUCs discontinuation.
Most studies to date have assessed the acute haemodynamic response to a single bout of exercise [ 17– 19] but have not considered the longer-term sustained changes that might result from a training programme and a change in physical fitness.
Another solution to "having your cake and eating it too" (i.e., having a competitive vesting period while also tying executives to longer-term sustained performance) is to institute post-vesting holding requirements.
Therefore, PSII in leaves may be more sensitive to the immediate effects of water flow disruption than bark photosynthesis, but the longer-term sustained effects of moisture stress, such as cavitation and the subsequent entry of wood decay pathogens, affect PSII in bark in a more consistent pattern than in the leaves.
Nevertheless, the announcement leaves open the question of the longer term sustained commitment in Afghanistan, beyond a temporary shoring up of security around the elections, which the Americans want.
"I'm personally committed to ensuring that your industry can prosper in the longer term, sustaining green jobs at a critical time for our economy, jobs that people can build a career on [and] that can help drive the recovery".
Otherwise we cannot understand longer-term or sustained effects.
Several lessons emerge from this project that will assist in informing a longer-term more sustained effort in the state.
It also encompasses longer term and sustained support for both infant and mother to life saving treatment.
