Therapies to date have been centred on slowing the decline in pulmonary function over time to prolong survival.
Clearly, eleven years is a sufficient amount of time to study prolonged sickness absence.
"But the problem facing companies is that after a time, it becomes very expensive to prolong short-time work".
Interestingly, some inhibitors were shown to prolong the activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT) for bovine blood.
The movie succeeds in inducing that primitive wish to prolong time, a wish whose object might be life itself.
First, refuse to prolong the time between innings for commercials.
Their original plan appeared to be trading off Presidential terms to prolong their time in office.
Over time, the brain is trained to prolong a healthy brainwave pattern permanently.
You'll want to prolong your time under the surface, ticking off the game's slight selection of achievements.
No one shall slow time down when they want to prolong their joy.
Indeed, some real estate executives argue that the stumble in 1998 helped to prolong the good times by squelching any possibility of a new wave of speculative building.
