Pictures taken with a scanning electron microscope (SEM) showed that the rippled surface of fescue roots appeared largely intact even after prolonged incubation giving scant support to predominantly cocci bacteria, where an angular grid structure on the surface of intact clover roots rapidly yielded.
Adding the pain of a fistula, many women who experience prolonged labor give birth to a stillborn baby, worsening an already tragic situation.
In addition, prolonged breastfeeding gave a higher survival rate for HIV-positive children compared to those weaned early.
The fact that, compared to the general population, military conscripts are more frequently exposed to low temperatures for prolonged periods, gives additional strength to this study.
Acute treatment (up to 12 h) with MTA indeed promoted clonogenic potential in A549 and H460 cells in a time-dependent manner, as the cells exposed to MTA (5 μM) for prolonged periods gave rise to more colonies than those treated for shorter time (Supplementary Figures S2A and B).
However, in Study I, students would have had the option to prolong the given period.
Technological advances have provided us with the sophisticated tools necessary to prolong a given species' reign on earth, but is it ecologically sensible to try to "create" cranes or any of the many at-risk species that will survive in the wild?
Do you trust our government to be consistent or to prolong any given policy?
In the absence of reliable data, an interesting approach some authors have taken is to estimate OF incidence using estimated probabilities of OF given obstructed labor and of obstructed labor given prolonged labor, and then applying these to prolonged labor data [ 2, 4].
Nearby, media lecturer Phil Goodall was giving prolonged picket-line counselling to one of his students, Vishall Bhutt, 19, who was concerned about a looming deadline for a 10,000-word essay.
