Sentence examples for prolonged marking from inspiring English sources

They were aware that concentration may falter during prolonged marking sessions and were concerned to mark all assessments in the same frame of mind so as to not disadvantage some.

On the other hand, prolonged marked suppression of bone turnover may have a theoretical negative effect on the ability of bone cells to repair microdamages with consequent deterioration of bone quality.

Recovery is prolonged and marked by fatigue and depression [ 8].

beta-Endorphin produces marked, prolonged muscular rigidity and immobility similar to a catatonic state, counteracted by the opiate antagonist naloxone; this effect occurs at molar doses 1/100 to 1/400 that at which the other peptides or morphine block the response to painful stimuli.

Patients often have a prolonged, nonaggressive course marked only by a stabilized lymphocytosis in the peripheral blood and bone marrow.

They are more closely associated with intense airway inflammation, marked lymphocytosis, prolonged IL-5 and TGF-β1 production in the airways and a Th1 immune response.

AO shows marked and prolonged accumulation in cancer cells, since these contain many strongly acidic lysosomes [ 133] and is, therefore, useful for visualizing tumor cells during surgery through a fluorescent microscope.

IL-6 caused impressively marked and prolonged elevations of plasma ACTH and cortisol on the first day, but blunted ACTH responses on the seventh day of treatment, perhaps as a result of increased baseline cortisol levels [ 16].

However, we also found a deeply quiescent and viable fraction of cells that were marked by p21HIGH levels and prolonged H2B-GFP label retention.

These results emphasize that social stressors need not be prolonged or uncontrollable to produce marked effects on subsequent behavior.

Its tropical climate has two distinct seasons: a wet season from May to September and a prolonged dry season that is marked by the harmattan, the hot (temperatures ranging between 22° to 45°C), and dusty winds from the Sahara Desert.