Sentence examples for suggested prolonging from inspiring English sources

Now Churchill suggested prolonging it still further, and putting this proposal to the electorate in a then-unheard-of referendum.

Pharmacokinetic analysis suggested prolonged olanzapine elimination at elevated concentrations, attributed to the reduction in liver metabolism and renal clearance.

Previous work on samples from 284 patients undergoing hip and knee revisions suggests that prolonging culture beyond 7 days is required [ 2]. 26% of organisms were isolated only after 7 days of culture, especially Propionibacteria spp. Two more recent studies have similarly suggested prolonged incubation for optimal recovery of Propionibacterium acnes from periprosthetic samples [ 3, 4].

We therefore suggest prolonging the incubation time to 4 or 8 hours (but not longer), especially for sera with borderline concentrations of neutralizing antibodies.

Our data do not provide evidence to suggest prolonging the recommended interval for revaccination.

This critical difference suggests prolonging admission to hospital would not improve mortality outcomes in a New York state population.

Evidence suggests prolonged sedation is associated with prolonged ventilation and mortality.

Online reviews suggest prolonged use can reduce asthma symptoms and when wearing it, there's barely a scent of any traffic fumes.

Strong Shiite, Sunni and Kurd militias seem to suggest prolonged political instability, despite the promises and hopes of the new interim government.

She has a huge corona of springy, tightly curled hair that suggests prolonged exposure to a light socket, and a personality to match: forthright, disarming, uncensored.

Negligible erosion of the gel in the presence of vaginal fluid simulant suggests prolonged retention.