Example sentences for: long-term

How can you use “long-term” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • Generating, maintaining and storing 1,000 RI lines could be a well justified expense given the long-term utility of large RI sets in tackling otherwise intractable problems in functional genomics - gene pleiotropy, genetic correlations, epistasis and reaction-norm genetics - in a mammal.

  • Although no significant reduction in 90-day mortality was found for the overall population, a nominal advantage in mortality for the AT III group combined with a generally improved QoL profile in the survivors of this group suggests a possible long-term benefit from AT III.

  • (For more on that question, click .) But, setting that aside, what's really interesting about the Regal acquisition is that it is a bona fide long-term investment.

  • Isn't it more important for us to instead understand the effects of long-term climate change on human health?

  • To reflect concerns about the inherent limitations in the number of studies supporting a causal association between long-term exposure and mortality, an Alternative benefit estimate was derived from the large number of time-series studies that have established a likely causal relationship between short-term measures of PM and daily mortality statistics.


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