Sentence examples for prolonged time for from inspiring English sources

School-age children may require a reduced study load, prolonged time for test taking, and even a stay at home for a period of time to allow for sufficient cognitive rest.

Various complications of distraction osteogenesis, as now generally performed to correct first brachymetatarsia have been reported, e.g. stiffness or subluxation of the MTP joint, cavus or other angulation deformity of the metatarsus, prolonged time for bony consolidation, and pin tract infection (Table 2) (Kawashima et al. 1994, Takakura et al. 1997, Masada et al 1999, Oh et al. 2004).

The diagnosis of bacteraemia is still difficult due to prolonged time for microbiological analysis 48-722 hours) and due to the problem that not all bacteria are detectable.

We have recently proposed that a prolonged "time for repair" could be a fundamental aspect in the soma maintenance machineries necessary to ensure longevity [ 8].

On the one hand, a long circulation half-life is potentially advantageous for molecular imaging as it may increase the amount of contrast agent that accumulates at the angiogenic site enabled by prolonged time for interaction with the targets.

Although both devices are associated with relatively high rates of successful recanalization, large clots in major intracranial arteries remain quite resistant and require a prolonged time for recanalization [ 3].

They also introduce the concept that deposition of a relatively large volume of DiI into brain tissue of an aged individual post-mortem, followed by a prolonged time allowed for dye movement is a feasible stratagem for fibre-tracing and nuclear boundary determination.

The airflow limitation that defines chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is the result of a prolonged time constant for lung emptying, caused by increased resistance of the small conducting airways and increased compliance of the lung as a result of emphysematous destruction.

A more in depth classification would not be needed and would have unnecessarily prolonged time expenditure for estimating issues.

The prolonged time required for loggerheads to reach sexual maturity and the high mortality rates of eggs and young turtles from natural phenomena compound the problems of population reduction as a consequence of human activities.

Moreover, the effects of c(t) on y(t) may have prolonged time horizons for these lifestyle activities.