Sentence examples for which prolongs from inspiring English sources

hERG channel blockers delay repolarization, which prolongs the action potential duration (APD), and this translates into a prolongation of the QT interval.

Thanks to Wrong, patients are offered supportive care, which prolongs life and improves its quality.

"We won't allow truce after truce, which prolongs the crisis for years," the statement said.

Among them are a poison pill, which makes a traditional hostile takeover prohibitively expensive, and a staggered board, which prolongs proxy fights.

Thus, he has to see the receiver get open, which prolongs the play and results in disrupted timing and big defensive plays.

First, they contain a molecule similar to the bimatoprost in Latisse, which prolongs the hair growth cycle so that your lashes don't fall out as often.

That his supporters scandalously rigged the 2009 election which prolonged his rule was bad enough.

They were hospitalized with cuts and bruises, which prolonged an International Olympic Committee investigation into whether they had evaded the test.

Article accuses the tribunal of irrelevancies and reduncancies which prolong the trial; and that our legal men are completely lacking in knowledge of Europe, polictically and historically.

Yet many economists believe that the rise in health spending is largely the result of medical advances, which prolong and enhance life at a high cost.

His opponent, Nana Akufo-Addo of the New Patriotic Party, claims that technical glitches which prolonged voting allowed the ruling National Democratic Congress to tamper with the votes.