When expressed as relative percentages of total life expectancy, a long life goes with a relatively long duration of cognitive impairment.
In particular, we modified the conventional Hopkinson bar apparatus to produce relatively long duration pulses.
"In that passage" — here, she hummed the chorus for me — "see how closely spaced the notes are, and they are all of relatively long duration".
In the straw pens, saline-treatment induced bouts of oronasal contact with straw of a relatively long duration (11 100 s), which we interpret as foraging.
Thus, positive AMO and NAO anomalies are associated with delayed timing, higher frequency, relatively long duration and relatively weak variability of spring heavy floods in Québec.
A first adapter was presented for a relatively long duration, while a second one was presented only long enough to extinguish the effects of the initial adapter.
Therapeutic hypothermia with a relatively long duration (more than 48 h), as a promising treatment measure, might improve the patient outcome following severe TBI.
"In that passage"—here, she hummed the chorus for me—"see how closely spaced the notes are, and they are all of relatively long duration". As I listened, sure enough, "Waterloo" burrowed into my head.
This may be due to the fact that these modern structures had been designed primarily using the design spectra of available standards, which have been developed using stochastic processes with relatively long duration that characterizes more distant ground motions.
These difficulties explain why case fatality rates tend to be used for acute infectious diseases or diseases with short duration rather than for chronic diseases or diseases of relatively long duration.
If patients, before surgery, had a relatively long duration of diabetes, had poor control of their blood sugar, or were taking insulin, then they were least likely to benefit from gastric bypass.
