Sentence examples for longstanding processes from inspiring English sources

The current use of nanotechnology in the food industry is still in its early stages and generally builds upon longstanding processes and practices in food production.

The salient and problematic underlying political reality is that climate change is the culmination of longstanding processes of colonization and realpolitik.

I think that's a longstanding process possibly where people don't want to relay bad information," Clancy said.

Notre Dame, Alabama's opponent in the national-championship game, has a longstanding process as well, one that has made it one of college football's most prominent programs.

In the Senate, Democrats have closed down much of the longstanding process of allowing amendments to bills, which has enraged Republicans, who then often turn those bills away via filibuster.

Consolidation of memory is also a longstanding process [43].

Gasification is a longstanding process of conversion of carbonaceous material into a gaseous compound (syngas) and a solid output, called char.

The bill from Congress, however, would buck the "longstanding process for evaluating whether projects like this are in the best interests of the country," Earnest said Tuesday.

And while increased detection of in situ tumors over the past two decades could theoretically result in later declines in invasive disease, if in situ tumors represent pre-invasive lesions, such a longstanding process is unlikely to account for the dramatic reductions seen over a 2-year period [ 51].

The decreased tracer uptake in the cerebellum in the "Depression + ADHD" subgroup may hypothetically reflect some longstanding process preferentially affecting this brain region involving oxidative stress and mitochondrial energy production, and/or relate to the higher depression severity in "Depression + ADHD".

Strikingly, the gene-expression profile of IBC tumours more closely resembles the gene-expression profile of T1 or T2 tumours instead of T3 or T4 tumours, which might be explained by the fact that IBC tumours are quickly arising tumours, instead of longstanding tumorigenic processes.