Sentence examples for secondary long from inspiring English sources

However, a secondary, long term, aim is to provide invading cells with a matrix for attachment (Lawrence 1998).

Secondary (long term) viral shedding rate (measured in VCN per mg dust) is higher for strains of higher virulence (Table 5 and Figure 6).

We estimated five key epidemiological parameters: host lifespan, primary latent period (the time until an infected bird becomes infectious), secondary latent period (the delay between an infectious bird first shedding virus and when it sheds virus at its secondary long term rate) and viral shedding rates (both primary and secondary, measured in VCN/mg dust).

They have both primary low power mote radio and secondary long-range radio.

In addition, photochemical reactions resulting from the action of sunlight on NO2 and VOC's (volatile organic compounds) lead to the formation of 'photochemical smog' and ozone, a secondary long-range pollutant, which impacts in rural areas often far from the original emission site.

These sulfate particles are secondary, long-range particles primarily from coal-burning power plants.

The last mode represents secondary long-range transport and a large fraction of particle mass.

20– 26 The greatest experience with secondary long-term prophylaxis in Italy has been with prophylaxis implemented in a cohort of Italian patients with VWD.

Our study also shows that the Caribbean zone has been an important platform for secondary long-distance introductions all over the World.

1999), which can most parsimoniously be explained as secondary, long-term, purely maladaptive effects of reduced hypothalamic oxytocin secretion, given that this hormone orchestrates maternal care and feeding of offspring as well as offspring bonding to the mother.

The shaft must be able to resist this torsional moment because only complete shaft stability allows a bony ingrowth and therefore a secondary long-term stability of an uncemented prosthesis.