Sentence examples for protracted interval of time from inspiring English sources

Organs can heal or scar following toxic exposures, with fibrosis predominating when the injurious agent cannot be eradicated by the host defense system, as occurs with certain infections; or is repeatedly introduced over a protracted interval of time as occurs in asbestosis, silicosis or alcohol-induced hepatic cirrhosis.

A phylogenetic analysis of reading frames indicate repeated transposition of distantly related genes into the fish genome over protracted intervals of evolutionary time.

I had evidence that we were doing it better, and could never have imagined the protracted interval of shame I would experience as an adult, when people around me would ask, quite rightly, just what Americans thought they were doing.

A gap year, she called this decent interval of time.

But, like Lyell, he took this as evidence that "wide intervals of time" were unaccounted for.

It is a process of organizing and scheduling really short intervals of time.

For example, a chronograph is a way to measure intervals of time.

"It was painstaking and took a protracted amount of time but it was worth it in the end".

"Good crime writing requires suspense, but stretching that out over a protracted period of time can be problematic.

At variance, a protracted lapse of time is mandated for these cells to regain their original levels of osmolytes [66, 93].

The use of intra-arterial, catheter-directed thrombolytic therapy has been associated with the necessity to infuse the agents over a protracted period of time.