Sentence examples for much longer data from inspiring English sources

Dr. John Jenkins, who directs the agency's Office of New Drugs, said, "The danger is if this is not a class effect, if this is unique to Vioxx, if you start asking for much longer data prior to approval, then you can blunt the product development pipeline".

16 36–39 (3) The requirement for only 1 min periods of data, in contrast to existing methods based on much longer data blocks (often in the order of 30 min or more), would prove useful for research on paediatric populations to capture sporadic, short bursts of activity expected from younger participants, 11 33 in which the whole activity often does not last very long.

Because the phosphorylation-deficient myosin II (3ALA) filaments appeared for much longer time (data not shown), the observed disappearance of filaments can be explained by the disassembly of filaments mediated by the heavy chain phosphorylation, as previously demonstrated (Yumura, 2001).

If the impasse continues much longer, Sukumar says, data won't be comparable to past measurements and that could "seriously affect" research.

The fact that the OFDM symbol period is much longer than a data symbol in a single-carrier system, makes it robust against intersymbol interference (ISI) caused by frequency-selective channels.

We surveyed dingo scat abundance and location to assess scent-marking intensity, because annual variation in deposition rates is small [12], [17], [25], detectability is high, and in our study sites scats normally endure for roughly 3 6 months, although some persist much longer (Wallach unpublished data).

One possibility is that SR binding is actually much longer, and FRAP data on arrays is dominated by non-specific interactions and is not capable of detecting the small percentage of receptors which might be stably bound.

The difference in the relative percent of excluded results from UIHC (versus WCMC or ARUP) is likely due to the much longer period of data available for analysis from UIHC and corresponding improvements in 25(OH D immunoassay performance and sensitivity over time.