On the other hand, this could detect patients having genes that make them long-term nonprogressors, thus with delayed or no progression to AIDS.
Obtaining a clear picture of the Chinese companies' debts can be difficult, analysts said, because debts they often listed as short-term liabilities are perpetually rolled forward, essentially making them long-term facilities.
The Nets are hot now but are still discovering what will make them successful long term, similar to the 2011-12 Miami Heat, who needed a full season to sort out how their talented parts fit together.
The trades for Nieuwendyk and Jamie Langenbruner were shrewd, but General Manager Lou Lamoriello did not make them for long-term building.
Trying to inculcate them with finer values is a pointless endeavor, and so, with the demise of the partnership model, is trying to make them think long-term.
Distribution firms will be able to buy only 5% of their power on the spot market, down from the 15% originally proposed, to make them seek long-term contracts with new gas-fired generators, whose fuel purchases will be subsidised.Will all this solve Brazil's power crisis, or make it worse?
UltraBear is one of six of the company's index-based short funds, which should climb when the market declines -- and fall when it rises, making them unsuitable long-term investments for most people.
But their cash makes them a long-term force in the industry.
Countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE are central to the battle against the Islamic State, and this makes them valuable long-term allies to countries like France, which has itself been struggling with vulnerability to terrorism.
The National Governors Associationn was on the mark last week when it released a survey showing that states were critical of an administration proposal that would dramatically increase the work requirements for welfare recipients without providing child care or allowing them to acquire skills that would make them eligible for long-term employment at living wages.
