Sentence examples for prolonged events from inspiring English sources

We show that biodiversity increased ecosystem resistance for a broad range of climate events, including wet or dry, moderate or extreme, and brief or prolonged events.

Although their consequences may be unclear, the apnea and bradycardia events in this study are prolonged events determined to be clinically important by clinicians at the Apnea Center.

Even allowing for optimisation of pump activity within the cell, removal mechanisms with relatively slow kinetics like this are much more likely to play a role in shaping prolonged events than sparks lasting approximately 100 ms.

Because of their dependence on aerial insects, they may be susceptible to starvation due to prolonged events of cold and wet weather as described by Donnelly (1974).

Control observations suggest that the more prolonged events may be initiated by Ca2+-spark activity.

As these events cannot be distinguished on transverse linescans, all prolonged events will subsequently be referred to as Ca2+-oscillations.

It's not a big slow prolonged event.

A messy prolonged event, again hitting life in shallow seas very hard, and an extinction that was probably due to climate change.

In particular, the Guard had to work with a large amount of federal resources that arrived amid the crisis, it had to respond to demands for extensive and rapid assistance from a range of municipalities, and it had to endure a prolonged event that taxed Guard members in the field and the operations and management team that supported them.

Instead of a sudden crisis, the largest mass extinction in Earth's history might have been a prolonged event that stretched over hundreds of thousands of years.

However, it is vital that the scientists fulfilling the response role are rotated through the exercise, to represent realistic shift rotation in a prolonged event, and across exercises to ensure that as many potentially responding scientists as possible have the opportunity to practice these roles and build relationships with critical decision makers.