Sentence examples similar to widely prolonged from inspiring English sources

It is now widely accepted that prolonged exposure to hyperglycemia induces an increase in oxidative stress, which plays an important role in the early and late stage of DR [ 5].

But some worried that the lack of engagement, widely perceived here, had prolonged the formation of a government at a time that its people had been complaining of collapsing infrastructure and a dearth of electricity and water.

Mr. Karadzic's presence here is now widely expected to prolong the life of the tribunal, which was scheduled to close in 2010.

Nowadays hard coatings are widely used to prolong lifetime of most tools and machinery elements and to improve their working efficiency.

Widespread damage to the Port-au-Prince infrastructure and the loss of some Haitian government officials, international aid and UN personnel complicated the immediate recovery efforts, which became prolonged and were widely criticised.

It is widely regarded that antimitotics cause prolonged mitotic arrest due to the activation of SAC.

While PPF remains the first-line sedative for most ventilated patients, MDZ and morphine are still widely used despite evidence of prolonged effects in the presence of hepatic and renal failure.

Percutaneous tracheostomy operation during prolonged mechanical ventilation is widely used in intensive care units for airway.

Why has it been so prolonged, so emotional and so widely shared?

New biotypes arise to overcome resistance genes prolonged use in a single widely used variety or suite of varieties with the same resistance gene (Cohen et al. 1997; Jing et al. 2012).

Iodine-131, still widely used for diagnosis and treatment of diseases, prolonged the life of Seaborg's own mother.