Sentence examples for prolonged stage from inspiring English sources

The mitigation programme for FMD in Switzerland that suffered its last FMD outbreak in 1980 illustrates prolonged Stage I sustainment after successful eradication.

Many volcanoes experience a prolonged stage of hydrothermal unrest, which can alter the hydraulic and rock mechanical properties leading to destabilization of a volcanic edifice.

Next, a prolonged stage of erosion of these deposits and incision of the major valley system took place during the Messinian.

This study examined the reproducibility of speed corresponding to specific lactate markers during incremental treadmill running of normal and prolonged stage durations.

Increasing the level of automation and adding intelligence to existing systems to make them smarter require a large amount of work on extracting knowledge from human intelligence, and thus, a smart campus might be a prolonged stage in between.

Our review also supports the notion of DSGSDs as precursors of catastrophic rock slope failures, given that many of the world's largest rock avalanches have occurred in areas with diagnostic DSGSD features, indicating that sudden collapse was preceded by a prolonged stage of slope sagging.

Overall, the klp10A RNAi knockdown spindles were significantly longer than wild type in both stage 13 and 14 (P<0.0001 for each stage) (Fig. 2L), indicating severe effects in the late stages of spindle assembly that may prolong stage 13 and extend into stage 14.

Cases were identified when a woman was diagnosed to have one of the labor abnormalities at term (prolonged latent stage, active phase disorder, prolonged second stage, descent disorder and obstructed labor).

The study period was split into an initial response stage (first 5 days; IRS), a prolonged response stage (next 5 days; PRS) and a final response stage (last 5 days; FRS).

The optimal protein level (400 g/kg) prolonged the stage of fast growth and predicted the highest asymptotic weight, which was close to the harvest size in practice.

Several intrapartum factors have been found to be associated with pubovisceral muscle avulsions: the use of forceps, increased maternal age at first delivery and prolonged second stage of labour (dilation phase).