Sentence examples for then prolongs from inspiring English sources

Similarly, it has long been argued that a drop in T b reduces the production of ROS which then prolongs lifespan (Conti 2008).

There came a brief pause, and then prolonged laughter.

Wells then prolonged a rundown long enough for Hunter to score.

The United Nations, they say, then prolonged the bloodletting by allowing refugee camps in Congo to shelter and feed thousands of Hutu militiamen who had carried out the genocide.

A large amount of photogenerated holes can be separated effectively and then prolonged the holes lifetime to participate in the photocatalytic oxidation reaction.

In this gripping five-minute work, subdued, gnarly two-note gestures are repeated, then prolonged into ruminative lines and stacked atop one another to create an astringent, quietly powerful mass of counterpoint.

As ASCA explained then, "prolonged isolation of individuals in jails and prisons is a grave problem in the United States". Today, a national consensus has emerged focused on limiting the use of restricted housing, and many new initiatives, as detailed in the report, reflect efforts to make changes at both the state and federal levels.

The theory that resveratrol activates sirtuins, which then prolong life span, is popular because of the notion that drinking red wine can make people live longer, but it "should have been abandoned five years ago," said Richard A. Miller, who studies aging in mice at the University of Michigan.

F-wave abnormality was more common (70.8%), then prolonged distal and motor latency (66.7%) and slowing of CV (37.5%).

The eruption weathering burial diagenesis sequence involves the uplift and exposure of consolidated volcanic rocks at first, then prolonged weathering and leaching and reformation next, and lastly burial by sediments.

Keeping the battery bank in the state of shallow charge or shallow discharge can effectively extend the battery's life and then prolong the lifetime of the system [19].