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One major reason why O'Ree was able to prolong his career was because he moved from left wing to right wing in 1964 65 at the age of 29.

The results showed that 1% of formaldehyde added to water was able to prolong estrogens stability but could affect the stability of other compounds.

More recently, several clinical trials have shown that bevacizumab, an angiotensin inhibitor, was able to prolong progression-free survival in patients with advanced stage ovarian carcinoma [27 30].

Such air scouring, at critical aeration intensity, was able to prolong the membrane operation for up to 8 months without needing chemical or mechanical cleaning.

However, they did not reach the curative efficacy, showing that only C. paupera oil was able to prolong the survival of mice.

In contrast, the CrCN coatings (15.4 at.% C) with N C bond alone exhibited relatively higher charge transfer resistance (Rct), and was able to prolong the longevity of prosthesis.

You might be able to prolong a singing note in opera, but you can hardly prolong a dancing leap until the orchestra catches up with you.

Would George Blanda have been able to prolong his Hall of Fame career to age 47, as he did as a quarterback and kicker with the Houston Oilers and the Raiders?

But men like my father will be able to prolong their fame, thanks to cyberspace, long after they can't get parts in television or the movies.

First, the Assad government, which still enjoys substantial support from the army, the elite and other segments of the population, may be able to prolong its bloody denouement, with help from outsiders.

Instead of being able to opt out of the treaty after the first four-year stage, France will only be able to prolong this stage to six years; in return it has been allowed to retain certain special protective taxes and subsidies, though not customs duties.