Sentence examples for testing the long term from inspiring English sources

Testing the long term effects of successful worksite site campaigns, and maintenance of any effects after campaign removal, are urgent priorities [ 10].

In this manuscript we provide the first data on the thermal tolerance of terrestrial organisms strictly restricted to the deep subterranean environment, an ideal scenario for testing the long term adjustment of organisms to their environments.

Studies testing the long term effects of comparable interventions in patients sick listed for subacute or acute low back pain showed that their intervention was cost beneficial and cost effective after one year.

Subsequently, to test the long term effects of hydrogel treatment, the cleaned papers were artificially aged in an oven at 90°C (RH = 25%) for 10 days [43].

To test the long term effects of hydrogel treatment, also in this case, the freshly cleaned papers were artificially aged as reported earlier [44].

To test the long term culture performance, h-TERT-RPE1 cells (infinity telomerase-immortalized retinal pigment epithelial human cells) have been used and we observed significant change of cell morphology.

Cave organisms are thus an ideal model to test the long term evolutionary adjustment of organisms to the temperature of their habitats [ 14], although there is very limited information available on their comparative thermal tolerances (see Discussion).

To test the long term effect of RT treatment, which more closely correlates with in vivo data [ 50], U87 cells were treated for 48 h followed by Drug-Free Medium (DFM).

It also facilitated testing the long-term stability of the specimen.

The U.S. study testing the long-term benefits and risks of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) was halted after an interim analysis found that the drugs--a combination of estrogen and progestin--increased the risk of breast cancer, stroke, and heart disease, and that those risks outweighed reduced risks of colorectal cancer and bone fractures (ScienceNOW, 9 July).

By contrast, the ability of both fruit flies and nematodes to resist stress is frequently correlated with their longevity and other functional measures, suggesting that low-stress assays are not necessarily the only useful protocol for testing the long-term effects of drugs.