Sentence examples similar to protracted timeframes from inspiring English sources
Typically, divergence time estimates made using molecular phylogenetic approaches have supported a much more protracted timeframe for primate evolution than that suggested by the fossil record [ 27, 33].
"The purpose of enforcement should be allowed to let consumers benefit as soon as possible," he said, and this would not have been possible with the protracted timeframe of an adversarial approach.
As noted previously (e.g., Palmer et al., 2007; Koenig et al., 2011; Yatsunenko et al., 2012), the development of the gut microbiota involves profound alterations in diversity and composition that take place over a relatively protracted timeframe (nominally, 0 3 years in age) (Table 2 and Figure 2).
And in situations of conflict or protracted displacement, it is even harder to set a timeframe.
Recommendations: GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR UNICEF Recommendations to enhance UNICEF Emergency Response Capacity - CCCs should be revised, especially the timeframe, which is not adapted to slow onset crises and protracted conflicts.
They are also protracted.
Conflicts are becoming more protracted.
It invited intimate, protracted viewing.
He had protracted fevers.
The result was protracted economic weakness.
