Sentence examples for over a protracted time from inspiring English sources

In the experiments conducted at P c  = 60 to 140 MPa for liz/ctl, the shear stress decreased very slowly toward a residual value over a protracted time period lasting approximately 1 s, with none of the aforementioned 'subsequent rapid drops' in shear stress or large oscillations (Figures 3C,F and 4).

One cannot emphasize the need for repeated evaluations of the psychosocial factor over a protracted time period.

Such a study design allowed us to investigate specific predictors of vascular outcomes over a protracted time period and provide important additional information on CVD risk.

If the infusion is given over a protracted time course (48 h) for more invasive and routinely painful procedures, patients can have a decreased risk of developing persistent postoperative pain in months that follow.

Notably the DLW method has been used in temperate-zone insectivorous bats in the wild (e.g., Myotis lucifugus [ 19] and Eptesicus fuscus [ 20]), but there are no published reports of this method being used in bats hibernating over a protracted time period (i.e., months).

But none of the previous hostage incidents played out with so much national anguish and over such a protracted time.

*The recommended antibiotic, ciprofloxacin, is taken for a protracted time, perhaps 45 to 60 days.

Employing a similar differentiation strategy, adult human RSC progeny could be directed to produce rhodopsin-positive cells with high yield, over a protracted differentiation time course relative to mouse RSC progeny (Fig. 5A).

"Good crime writing requires suspense, but stretching that out over a protracted period of time can be problematic.

"Based on the representations and actions of these brokers over a protracted period of time, these plan sponsors have come to rely on these people as trusted, discerning, unconflicted advisers.

The agency's regulations say a "testing-the-waters candidate" may not conduct campaign-type activities "in close proximity to the election or over a protracted period of time".