Sentence examples for protracted further from inspiring English sources

If next month's decision goes, as anticipated by many, against the banks, there's little to stop the dispute being protracted further, warns David Black at financial analyst Defaqto.

After progression, patients will be followed every 3 months for disease status, protracted toxicities, further treatment, and survival.

Triage systems and initial investigation in A&E to determine a differential diagnosis and whether admission was warranted, might be followed by further observations within a short stay assessment facility (AAU) for up to 48 hours; which could be further protracted because of shortage of acute ward beds.

After further protracted negotiations, China and Russia finally resolved the remaining issues in the dispute in 2004.

"I think the sailing community would be very disappointed if the G.G.Y.C. further protracted this, but they do have the right to appeal," Ostrager said.

In fact, it is only the beginning of what will be an agonisingly protracted process of further negotiation, legislation and technical argument.

The company said it denied any misconduct and was merely settling "to eliminate the uncertainties, burden and expense of further protracted litigation".

We also investigated whether the priming and locomotor-depressant properties of acute morphine are altered during protracted abstinence to further determine how drug responses are changed following dependence and abstinence.

But like all such settlements, it does not come with any admission of liability, and the bank asserted in a statement that it was done "to eliminate the uncertainties, burden and expense of further protracted litigation".

Further, protracted periods between assessments will undermine both patient and clinician recall, thus, one's ability to recognise change will be in doubt [ 1].

Cultures were then protracted and cells were further amplified (Fig.  2a, lower right panel).