Sentence examples for small long term from inspiring English sources

STEVE FORBES: The economic impact will be small long term, even though oil prices may temporarily spike upward.

The importance of the effect of pre-existing disease is further supported by the small, long term increment in the health related quality of life after treatment in the ICU.

All Orange County hospitals(N = 31) participated in at least one survey, including six small long term acute care facilities that provided chronic medical care such as ventilator support.

The aim of this study was to provide an insight into burnout and mental health problems of professional caregivers working in traditional and small-scale long term care settings for elderly residents with dementia in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Seventeen have been warned they face 'very small' long-term health risks.

In constructing a theory for the precession of the equinoxes, for example, he was trying to build a model based upon very small, long-term effects.

At the end of the day, Mr. Schultz says, the point of commodities as small long-term holdings is not to produce extra gains, but to reduce overall risk through diversification so you can sleep better at night.

Mr. Spitzer has said that market timers who buy and sell shares of a fund in a day or less hurt small, long-term investors because there are expenses involved in managing such sudden and frequent shifts.

"Based on everything we know now, F.D.A.'s preliminary conclusion is that the observed difference in risk of heart attacks and other heart-related problems seen in early analyses of the two small long-term studies is not a true effect," the agency said in a written statement.

Takagi et al. (2016) also reported a small long-term SSE in western Shikoku in 2011 2013.

In contrast to acute models of ACS, there are no models of small long-term increases in IAP.