Sentence examples for prolonged relocation from inspiring English sources

Biotinylation and immunofluorescence microscopy demonstrated rapid and prolonged relocation of TPβ from the ER to the cell surface, maximal within 1 hour and persisting for 8 hours.

Additionally, remobilisation of pyroclastic deposits by water and wind can cause regional scale impacts to exposed populations motivating prolonged evacuation and ultimately relocation of communities from an area.

This orientation could be due to a tacit assumption of what event a person is anticipating: to survive an initial geophysical shock followed by a limited number of days in isolation or short-term displacement, rather than prolonged recovery or permanent relocation.

In three subjects, prolonged pain occurred, which was successfully treated with oral analgesics (n = 2) and relocation of the catheter (n = 1).

After prolonged (5-6 days) culture at 30oC, however, a small number of colonies appeared, indicating the relocation of pCLU1 into the nucleus at a frequency of about 10-3.

It was prolonged.

Shackling for prolonged periods.

The ovations were prolonged.

Or perhaps prolonged it.

A noisy prolonged bore?

A prolonged silence ensues.