Sentence examples for prolongation of a from inspiring English sources

"Delay Time" is like an eerie prolongation of a reverberating sound.

The race was a prolongation of a New Year's Eve celebration and no one remembers who won, but it gave the clubmembers an idea, and the organization the Frostbite Yacht Club came into being.

"What interest can the state possibly have in requiring the prolongation of a life that is all but ended?" he wrote.

Significant prolongation of a cell's life, whether through defects in apoptosis or telomere shortening, increases the chances that it will accumulate mutations in its DNA that transform the cell.

The real challenge to Israel as a Jewish and democratic nation is the failure to achieve a two-state peace with the Palestinians and the prolongation of a West Bank occupation that leaves Israel overseeing millions of disenfranchised Palestinians.

First, we define a prolongation of a vector field.

We saw the prolongation of an argument that has not changed at all in 20 years.

Prolongation of an experimental paradigm is a frequently used and common method to reduce intra-individual variance for obtaining a more reliable measure of RT [ 7].

This paper is a logical prolongation of an earlier work (J. Theor Biol-2004) more focused on the coevolution hypothesis between amino acid biogenesis, aaRSs and the genetic code.

HD should therefore not be denied to patients on the basis of age alone, if it is otherwise appropriate and if there is hope for prolongation of an enjoyable span of life.

His wishlist for scientists begins, simply, with "The Prolongation of Life", a laudable goal considering life expectancy at birth at the time was less than 40 years old.