Meanings of developed long in English

Most grilling techniques were developed long before the science of heat transference was understood.

At the time of diagnosis more than one-third of patients have already developed long-term complications of diabetes.

In centuries past, most people ate mature, tough, strongly flavored meat, and developed long-cooked recipes to soften it.

We developed long range sustaining micro fluidic channel and could analyze cell migration along the gradient of PDGF.

He also developed long ear-tufts, which he would raise in indignation when you attempted to take liberties with him.

The cattle industry, although in its infancy, and although supposed to have no great future, was developed long before Texas became a republic.

Herne is also investigating how undercover police used the identities of dead children and developed long-term sexual relationships with people they spied on.

The scientific publishing system, which developed long before the internet, doesn't allow for scientific information to be accessed freely like most web content is.

An astonishing idea entered Ruth's head one day-whenthe novel was complete in the rough-anastonishing idea because it had not developed long ago.

The genes encoding this channel (CatSpers) appear first in ancient uniflagellates, suggesting that sperm use adaptive strategies developed long ago for single-cell navigation.