A practical conclusion from these experiments is that a high [p035] concentration of sugar tends to preserve the enzyme in an active state for a longer time.
But there are many other substances, some of them containing nitrogen, which are not in the least acted on by the secretion, and do not induce inflection for a longer time than do inorganic and insoluble objects.
There were some letters on the table this morning, so she had a longer time to drink in poetry than usual.
What degrees the noble lord proposes to recommend, or what advantage he expects from allowing the people a longer time to confirm their habits, I am not able to discover.
But it was no longer time: he had sought to drown his sorrow at wearing out his life unoccupied in wine and other pleasures, for which his age and his already enfeebled body were no longer suited.
He had sent for here Tellier, who went into Monseigneur's room; but it was no longer time.
When handled with especial care milk may be safe for a longer time.
In severe attacks with vomiting or frequent foul stools, all food should be stopped for at least twelve hours and all milk for a longer time, and the bowels freely moved by a cathartic.
In the case of bottled milk it makes little difference if it stands a longer time, even until the next day.
Eggs for boiling cannot be too fresh, or boiled too soon after they are laid; but rather a longer time should be allowed for boiling a new-laid egg than for one that is three or four days old.
Furthermore, whether associated or not with an organic substance, the contagium of the disease is known to preserve the power of reproducing itself for a period lasting for weeks, months, and even a longer time.
When influenza enters a city it continues to prevail, as a rule, from four weeks to two months, but exceptionally it remains a longer time; for example, the epidemic of 1831 was prevalent in Paris for the greater part of the year.
Of these, sulphurous acid gas is the cheapest, and upon the whole the best, but it must be used in large quantity, and for a longer time than is customary, if it is to be relied upon.
Is there any one of these which may be compressed into a brevity proportioned to the rapid commission of the offence, so that no longer time may be spent in its punishment than in its perpetration, unless, perhaps, reparation?
But at Calama, where these relics have been for a longer time, and where more of the miracles were narrated for public information, there are incomparably more.
In the mean while, as a general truth, let it be remarked, that large animals live longer than small ones, and this because they require a longer time to come to maturity.
It might be satisfactorily replied, that men are much larger and stronger, their bones more hard, their muscles more firm and compact, and therefore a longer time is required for their growth.
Still, if necessary, Congress is competent to extend by a general provision exclusive rights to future inventors for a longer time; but the renewal of a patent for a discovery already made and in use, stands on distinct grounds.
A longer time will do no harm; therefore, if you intend making the curd early in the day, you may put the rennet in soak over night.
With the leaves or husk on, it will require a longer time to cook, but is sweeter and more nutritious.
Veal requires a longer time to roast than mutton or lamb.
It will require a longer timeto freeze than other ices, on account of the brandy.
This will require a longer time than by any other method, but they are much nicer.
Beets are far better baked than boiled, though it takes a longer time to cook properly.
A leg of mutton requires a longer time to roast than a shoulder.
Because of this he was charged by the citizens, as well as others, with refusing to end the war, in order that he might retain his command a longer time.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "longer time" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
