Sentence examples for vastly prolonged from inspiring English sources
Speaking here to scientists and researchers from all over the world, Celina D'Costa reminds her audience that she has received virtually no treatment during seven years of infection with the virus that causes AIDS -- even though drug companies in her homeland, India, now produce cheaper generic versions of the medicines that have vastly prolonged the lives of Western AIDS patients.
Most notably, the vastly prolonged residency time was not accompanied by a decrease of vinculin-ΔEx20 protein in the mobile fraction (74%).
By characterizing mice that have the Traf3 gene specifically deleted in B lymphocytes (B-TRAF3-/ mice), we found that TRAF3 deletion causes vastly prolonged survival of mature B cells independent of BAFF, which eventually leads to B lymphoma development in mice [ 4, 14].
Opposition parties refused to recognise a referendum held in 1996 which vastly increased presidential powers and prolonged his term until 2001.
The 42-year-old oversaw Burnley's play-off victory over Sheffield United on Monday and is close to accepting vastly improved terms to prolong his stay in Lancashire to 2013.
The ovations were prolonged.
Shackling for prolonged periods.
A prolonged silence ensues.
