Sentence examples for possibilities for long term from inspiring English sources

The results appear to have bearing both as a scientific instrument for progress in our understanding of sun weather connections and, if established, possibilities for long term practical forecasting in the South American region and elsewhere.

One of the possibilities for long term studies selectively targeted to mitochondrial gene expression analysis involves development and application of a focused microarray interrogating set of all known and hypothetical human mitochondrial genes, and several human mitochondria focused microarrays were prepared recently [ 13- 16].

The DOI system we're using from the California Digital Library does have the capability to provide DOIs for different types of digital objects so there is a possibility for long term storage and availability.

Outside of health emergencies, what are the possibilities for long-term collaboration between the public and private sectors for improving community care?

While stellar examples have been demonstrated for biomolecular detection and imaging, exciting new possibilities for long-term integration and dynamic stimulation are now emerging, including protein activation, membrane integration and intracellular delivery.

"It shows that Mars had lots of water in its early history, and it opens up possibilities for long-term human presence on Mars," Chicarro says.

Wednesday's re-opening of a pipeline between the disputed city of Kirkuk and the Syrian city of Banias is unlikely to change much in the short-term, but it could lead to possibilities for long-term co-operation.

TransHaven LA's core mission is to establish connections for trans people in LA to help get them off the streets and into safe and welcoming environments, while also providing possibilities for long-term stability.

The Liberian peace agreement signed in August 2003, which included deploying United Nations peacekeeping forces in Monrovia and nearby areas, offers genuine possibilities for long-term stability and development.

Nevertheless it is open to indirect assessments: in particular, demonstrating that very long term maintenance of sociality does not require social complexity or a distinct worker caste would indicate the possibility of alternative explanations for long term maintenance of sociality.

This indicates the possibility for long-term feasible (perhaps sustainable) copper management.