Sentence examples for there a prolongation from inspiring English sources

There is "a prolongation of innocence there, a prolongation of childhood, that has to do with the Midwest being just a little bit farther from the rest of the world," Jonathan Franzen once said in an interview.

Only when using Ringer's lactate for both the first and second fluid infusion was there a significant prolongation of the time required for overcoming the surgery-induced paralytic ileus and food intolerance.

At the onset of these changes there was a prolongation of the bursts of action potentials and a corresponding series of Ca2+ spikes, which increased the amplitude and duration of contractions.

49 In the Phase III trial of lenvatinib, there was a prolongation of PFS to 18.3 months in the treatment arm versus 3.6 months in the placebo group (hazard ratio, 0.21).

There was a prolongation of survival time in 50% of the treated animals, which are still alive 18 months after therapy; all the control animals died within 10 weeks.

It is of interest whether TSEB conditioning is superior in inducing a remission prior to HCT or if there will be a prolongation of the disease-free interval with longer follow-up from Duvic's study.

There appears to be a prolongation of sodium influx with a delay in the closing of the sodium activation gate, resulting in an increased and prolonged sodium tail current (Narahashi 1986; Bradbury and Coats 1989a, b).

Despite this, improvement in survival did not achieve statistical significance, although there was a clear trend for a prolongation in disease-free survival (long rank=0.18).

Rather than a prolongation of the action, extra-time periods took on the air of interludes.

EU officials believe that whatever emerges will likely require a prolongation of the two-year negotiating period.

As a consequence, treatment optimization is common clinical practice resulting in a prolongation of disability and suicidal ideation4,5.