Synonym: drawn-out, elongated, extended, lengthened, lengthy, protracted. Similar words: prolong, no longer, so long, longer, so long as, any longer, longevity, prologue. Meaning: [prə'lɔŋd /-lɒŋd] adj. 1. relatively long in duration; tediously protracted 2. drawn out or made longer spatially 3. (of illness) developing slowly or of long duration.
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181. This problem is most prevalent during prolonged periods of hot, dry weather.
182. As he had expected, Grigoriev's skin was tinted faintly golden, the result of prolonged use of Longivex.
183. The men undress slowly throughout the film, which is in itself a sort of prolonged striptease.
184. prolonged exposure to harmful radiation.
185. How should patients with prolonged weaning failure be managed?
186. Concentration of ore would simply require prolonged interstratal migration.
187. Hypocalcemia results in prolonged QT intervals.
188. Latencies of searching safety island prolonged.
189. The operations in Thessaly were prolonged.
190. The cold war prolonged the fight in Palestine.
191. The treaty has been prolonged for another ten years.
192. North Vietnamese stonewalling doomed Cambodia, however, to prolonged agony.
193. Conclusion:The reason for the obstruction at the anastomosis after definitive right hemicolectomy for enterocutaneous fistula of the terminal ileum was prolonged diversion preoperatively.
194. R48/25 Toxic : danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure if swallowed.
195. However, the effects of fludrocortisone acetate, particularly on electrolyte balance, but also on carbohydrate metabolism, are considerably heightened and prolonged.
196. Libyans found themselves in an Orwellian nightmare where even small utterances of protest could lead to disappearances, prolonged incarceration without any form of legal redress and torture. Sentencedict.com
197. Assuming this recession may be prolonged, infrastructure spending also scores well.
198. The result of chronic toxicity experiment showed that the generation time obviously prolonged when the generation number increased in the cultivating liquids containing the two ions.
199. Cystitis and urethritis are complications of prolonged use of indwelling catheters.
200. With prolonged mice sleep time test which induced by pentyl barbital sodium, we studied the prolonged effect of the capsules on pentyl barbital sodium sleep time.
201. The clinical feature is mainly prolonged fever and clinical manifestations included candidiasis, herpes simplex, pneumocystis pneumonia, pulmonary tuberculosis and so on.
202. The same changes were also observed in the decidua from the induction with water-cyst, which produces a prolonged mechanical pressure and causes necrosis of cells.
203. Von Willebrand's Disease is a condition which leads to heavy or prolonged menstrual flow.
204. Moreover, new structures of the riser reactor ends can also suppress the coke deposit on the FCC unit so that the on-stream period of the unit can be prolonged.
205. The prolonged time of postconcussional syndrome at each time period of posttraumatic amnesia is longer, and the symptoms are not ameliorated within half a year.
206. Gangrene : Localized soft - tissue death ( necrosis ) from prolonged blood-supply Blockage.
207. If the CIRC authorizes or entrusts its local offices to implement administrative licensing, the legal time limit of administrative licensing shall not be prolonged.
208. It also prolonged the coagulation time and bleeding time in mice and had no hemolysis effect.
209. Since the SiC brick was applied , the life of taphole and lining on the furnace was prolonged .
210. Compartment syndrome is a clinical state of myoneural anoxia caused by prolonged elevation of tissue pressure and lead to decreased nerve and muscle capillary perfusion and necrosis.
More similar words: prolong, no longer, so long, longer, so long as, any longer, longevity, prologue, winged, long., long, along, colon, deranged, oblong, for long, not long, long for, belong, colony, challenged, estranged, get along, furlong, long ago, go along, all along, lifelong, long-haul, long-term.