Sentence examples similar to the extended long term from inspiring English sources
Of particular interest are the extended long-term effects of aftercare and the level of contact required with services in the community.
12 In this current report, we present the extended long-term efficacy (including maintenance of clinical response and remission, fistula healing and corticosteroid-free remission) and safety of adalimumab through 4 years of therapy.
The work reported here takes a step toward addressing several of these challenges through the use of novel nonwetting surface coatings to promote the extended, long-term release of macrocyclic peptide-based QSIs that modulate virulence in Staphylococcus aureus, a notorious Gram-positive human pathogen.
After the first 12 months an extended long term follow-up study (LTFU) was initiated so that follow-up beyond the original study was possible.
In the present paper issues relevant to an extended, long term use of nuclear energy are commented.
This pattern of stem micromotion is an extension of the pattern of stem motion observed after long-term, cyclic physiological loading of rough stems, and was intended to represent the result of further cement mantle wear from extended long-term loading beyond that performed in the previous study (Bartlett et al. 2009).
Finally, the consideration of ASYN secretion and uptake from neighboring cells will allow us to test the different mechanisms proposed for disease propagation and in the long term to use an extended multi-scale version of the model as an in silico test-bed for investigating different theories.
As such, our conclusions are valid for this single year, and strictly do not regard a subsequent extended period of long term care use.
They claimed that caring for stroke patients for an extended period for long term rehabilitation would only make this situation worse.
In the long term it can also lead to premature thermostat and compressor failure due to extended operation of these critical components.
