Sentence examples for longstanding effects from inspiring English sources

The results of the study suggest that experiences during specific childhood and adolescent developmental periods may have longstanding effects on individual differences in human facial preferences.

Here, we argue that eco-evolutionary interactions might often play an important role during colonization and have longstanding effects on populations and communities.

The obliteration of higher education is expected to have longstanding effects on this devastated country, where even in the best of times a tiny percentage of young people went on to college.

The second major event of 1826, the famous 'cerebral crisis' which occurred immediately after the opening lecture of the course forced Comte to stop his public lessons; but it also had longstanding effects.

Some of us are wary of the polls, and won't fully exhale until after November 8. Others worry that even if we escape a Trump presidency, the damage that he has caused may have longstanding effects, setting back the clock and potentially undoing some of the progress that we have made on issues impacting women, immigrants and people of color in our country.

Neither do the results exclude HSV-2 associated longstanding effects on other immune responses as previously described.

It is unclear whether hyperglycaemia, the diabetic state, the longstanding vascular effects of diabetes, or the systematic inflammatory response confers the increased vulnerability to SWI.

However, strategies to support long-term regular exercise should be developed to ensure longstanding health effects.

However, these shorter lived pesticides may still be hazardous with longstanding biological effects, and self-reporting is often the only means of assessing historical exposure to such chemical in epidemiological studies [ 22].

Baquet said: "I think the press will keep doing what it does, but … if [Trump] creates a culture where Fox & Friends and Jesse Watters are regarded as serious journalism, and the New York Times and the Washington Post are not, he will have done longstanding, harmful effect on the country.

"If [Trump] creates a culture where 'Fox and Friends' and Jesse Watters are regarded as 'serious journalism,' and the New York Times and Washington Post are not, he will have done longstanding, harmful effect on the country," Baquet said.