Sentence examples for relatively long running from inspiring English sources

However, due to the relatively long running time of spatially explicit forest models as a result of their complexity, it is always infeasible to generate hundreds or thousands of Monte Carlo simulations.

The simulations were run for 780 weeks (i.e., 15 years); this relatively long running time was chosen because we were primarily interested to study the long-term effects of different interventions.

SalD was also detected by LC-MS methods, but these methods were mainly developed for determination of the chemical fingerprint of TCM drug preparations, which also takes a relatively long running time and has no method validation 13, 23, 26.

After it ended its relatively long run in December, executives at the Public Theater chose to bring back the work for an encore run in January and it has continued to be a popular draw.

Not all the jokes hit home quite so squarely – the Coliseum is much bigger than Gilbert and Sullivan's Savoy, and even this cast's good diction can't always get past that – but many do, and during this relatively long run timing will improve.

Mathias Lauridsen, 24, has enjoyed a relatively long run of success since his runway debut in 2003.

Jerry Springer was as surprised by his relatively long run on the third season of "Dancing With the Stars" as the viewers were.

Thus, even the occurrence of relatively long runs of hWT RNPs was not prevented by vanadate.

An increase in the line temperature from 20 to 30 °C results in the transition from a relatively short to a long running propagating facture.

A further efficiency we have introduced is the use of the relatively long sequencing runs available on the MiSeq platform, which eliminates the need for fragmentation of PCR amplicons, a process that has been shown to introduce uneven sequence coverage of PCR-amplified target sequences [ 20, 21, 23] (our own data not shown).

This model is sufficient for us as our workloads are relatively long-running.