Sentence examples for ultimately prolonged from inspiring English sources
Since then, critics say, the central bank has been so terrified of any sign of rising prices that it has held off from going all-out to fend off deflation, which has ultimately prolonged Japan's economic malaise.
Ultimately, prolonged uncertainty stemming from the EU referendum could undermine the resiliency India has demonstrated in response to Brexit thus far.
Ultimately, prolonged exposure of HAND1-expressing DLD1 cells to Dox for over 2 weeks led to massive apoptosis upon detachment from matrix, as indicated by marked activation of caspase-3.
In this context, the study by Rehberg and colleagues on the use of AVP and terlipressin in ovine septic shock induced by fecal peritonitis assumes particular importance: terlipressin but not AVP was associated with less fluid requirements to maintain constant hematocrit levels, and ultimately prolonged survival [ 43].
By allying so closely to these regimes, international attempts to bring peace to this region have entrenched state impunity and may ultimately prolong conflict.
Gaining a better understanding of the contribution of genetics to human longevity may assist in the design of improved treatment methods for age-related diseases, delay the aging process, and, ultimately, prolong the human lifespan.
Leon E. Panetta, the former White House chief of staff, said both candidates must avoid "a scorched-earth litigation process that takes us ultimately to the House and to the Congress and ultimately prolongs this whole issue and makes it very divisive for the country".
Moreover, NPs could control the release of the drug through the degradation of biomaterial in a long and smooth pattern, ultimately prolonging the eliminating half-life, improving the effective blood concentration, and reducing the dosing frequency.
O'Malley also said some of Bavasi's more glib comments might have inflamed the situation, hardening positions and ultimately prolonging the holdout.
Actions aiming at solving the problem of obstructed labour within the community may ultimately prolong the first delay (8).
Although the quest for prognostic markers in anal cancer is currently in its early stages, expanding research into this field is driven by the prospect of unravelling molecular characteristics of these tumours that may ultimately prolong patient survival and reduce the health and economic burden of this disease epidemic.
