Examples of prolong

• Responses are generally elevated and prolonged, but to a lesser degree than with picrotoxin.

• This can be achieved without mortality or morbidity and avoids prolonged evolutions and late deaths.

• But the participants had different cultural sensibilities, tall egos, and wide ambitions, which provoked and prolonged their quarrel.

• In fact, fathers could delay funding their sons' marriages on the grounds that money was unavailable, thereby prolonging their access to the young men's labor.

• No one seriously proposed that the families were mistaken in thinking that ventilator support would be effective in prolonging the patient's biological existence.

• Rural bases enabled workers to prolong their strike action in urban areas.

• High birth weight, induction or augmentation of labour, and prolonged first stage, were not associated with adverse outcome in this study.

• Moreover, study of the rd-3 mutation might also lead to clues for therapies to prolong photoreceptor survival in human disease.