Sentence examples for longterm period from inspiring English sources
"We may be entering a longterm period where water supplies are becoming more precious," Feldman said.
Additional 43% LRI (p=0.05) and 79% (p=0.01) other HAI were detected by the period prevalence in longterm care, where the difference was most pronounced.
One bane for those investing in alternative energy sources is that tax credits arent set for long enough periods of time to make longterm planning possible.
However, continuous observations over long time periods are indispensable for assessing certain longterm effects, such as maximum density and tree survival for different ages and initial espacements, and the effects of changing environmental conditions.
The planet is undergoing an unequivocal period of climate change, with alterations in both longterm directional change and more local short-term variability.
Some haven't, and perhaps the longterm effects and combination effects when analysed over a longer period will show that an additive does have a negative effect, but the same goes for ALL natural foods too (there are often questions raised over coffee, chillies, potatoes, red meat etc).
Given the longterm nature of these policies, and the shortterm nature of most benefit periods, it may make more sense to opt for an inflation-protection rider than a lifetime benefit.
Since insomnia may wax and wane with or without treatment, a longer followup period with serial measurements of outcomes is important to determine the genuine effectiveness and longterm effect of SZRD.
We examined the longterm outcomes of patients who underwent both lung and liver resections for colorectal metastases over a 10-year period.
There is a tendency for period prevalence surveys to overestimate HAI of short duration (UTI; LRI; other HAI) and in subacute and longterm care settings.
A 2003 study 28 aimed to quantify the longterm costs and employment characteristics for people with moderate to severe TBI in supported employment schemes over a 14-year period.
