Sentence examples for more protracted in from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, hydrologic connectivity was more protracted in 1998 than would be likely during a 'normal' precipitation year.

In comparison to SIV- infection, the APP response was much stronger and more protracted in coinfected pigs.

Epiblast development is more protracted in primates than in rodents, raising the possibility that differences between reset and 6i/L/A cells may reflect successive phases of pluripotency.

Studies of spinal cord injury using static compression have highlighted that neuronal loss is much more protracted in time in this type of trauma, than the loss observed after contusion injury.

However, retrodialysis of 120 mM KCl led to a fast and steep increase in lactate levels in the microdialysate of NTG animals, a response which was less pronounced (sample 24, double arrows) and more protracted in the TG mice (samples 24 27).

Indeed, higher PTX doses or more protracted treatment resulted in severe ulcerations in most mice.

The investigators conclude that the more protracted regimens resulted in inferior tumour control as a result of the induction in MGMT expression after treatment with temozolomide.

(My father's timing rule for a perfectly grilled steak was "a cigarette a side"; he measured more protracted barbecuing projects in bourbons).

However, in order to get a clearer indication of the activity/toxicity of an agent, it may be important to conduct more protracted dosing studies in which daily radiation doses of 2 Gy are administered with repeated dosing of the radiosensitiser (see below).

"The more protracted a stay keeping in place a constitutionally defective standard," the judge wrote, "the more severe the continuing First Amendment injury".

Preliminary data may suggest a more protracted recovery from concussion in high school athletes.