Sentence examples for to longer time from inspiring English sources
Liberals complained that parole boards were too influenced by an inmate's race, leading to longer time served for blacks.
Thinner thickness of the Ni catalyst would lead to longer time for the growth of FGLNAs.
This is due to longer time required for the pressure drop to supersede the hydrostatic pressure at the water oil contact.
Figure 1 shows that smaller (I_{0}) leads to longer time for the glucose concentration to drop to a safe level.
Shorter time steps are characterized by less sediment accumulation, which results in less sediment diversion during the subsequent time step, more gradual migration of channel deposits, shorter offset distances of depocenters, and shorter length-scale heterogeneity compared to longer time steps.
Future research should extend the model in a more sophisticated dynamic framework for evaluating the impacts from medium to longer time period so that capital accumulation, population growth and technological growth can be taken into account in the model specification as well as different elasticity values and different closure rules for investigating the results' sensitivity.
Gradually, she built up to longer times and greater percentages of her weight.
As annealing temperature decreases the distribution of relaxation times shifts to longer times and slightly broadens.
Comparing to the literature results, the low temperature transformation (300 400 °C) is shifted to longer times accordingly to the disclosed TTT kinetic diagram.
When thiourea is added, the transient current peak shifts to longer times and the non-dimensional analysis agrees with the presence of a progressive nucleation process.
Model predictions were saved at hourly time resolution and averaged to longer times as needed.
