Sentence examples for stand long term from inspiring English sources

However, the observation that these genes were cold-induced in the sensitive cultivar Hz indicated that they could be required for setting up the initial response to cold, but do not enable the fruit to stand long term cold periods.

Consequently, they were not intended to stand long-term, though some have proven to have stood much longer than was initially planned.

Similarly, in the oldest oak stand, long-term monitoring observations and predictions of monthly water content were in satisfactory agreement during the period January 2003 March 2010).

LTE stands for "Long Term Evolution", but an easier way for many people to think of it may be as "4G".

For the sake of the folks out there who don't spend their lives memorizing every last mobile industry acronym: LTE stands for "Long Term Evolution", and is one of the standards set to make up the next generation of mobile network technologies.

For those pondering the abbreviations, "3G" stands for Third Generation, "4G" stands for Fourth Generation and "4G LTE" stands for Fourth Generation, Long Term Evolution.

Now the question is, how does he change his newer, more unfamiliar, fans' absorption of his music from a one-night stand, to something long term?

This study indicates that bedding may be the most efficient management practice to enhance long term stand productivity for loblolly pine on aeration-limited sites by increasing seedling survival.

Google already has a bookmarking service (Google Bookmarks) so it's not clear whether this is an experiment that may later be rolled into that product, or is planned as a long term stand alone site.

These types of males tend to favour short-term relationships (including one night stands) over long-term relationships.

As it stands a long-term stay in the Championship seems unlikely for either manager or club.