The phrase "a comparatively long and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the length of something to another object or standard, emphasizing that it is longer in a relative sense.
Example: "The new bridge is a comparatively long and impressive structure, spanning over a mile across the river."
Alternatives: "relatively lengthy and" or "notably longer and".
A slowing in the rate of cognitive decline, which is a minimum requirement to show a disease-modifying effect, takes a comparatively long time and large sample size to establish because of the variability across patients and measurement variability in cognitive and functional assessments.
The culture of skin cells in organotypic systems has a comparatively long history and such constructs have been seen as the simplest tissue-engineered products to fabricate.
Palpi consist of a short basal segment, a comparatively long central segment and a narrow terminal portion.
The establishment process occurs on a comparatively long time scale and is regulated by the changes in ecological constraints which prevail under the different resource demands of the different genotypes.
It is important to highlight that paratuberculosis has a comparatively long latent period, and the antibody levels against MAP only can be detected at the end of the latent period by the ELISA test, results to show that this method was noneffective for detecting infected animals in the early stages of the infection [ 11].
Despite this, Henry VII managed to maintain a comparatively long period of peace and a small but powerful core of a navy.
Moreover, Northern blot requires many complicated techniques such as gel electrophoresis, membrane transfer, and hybridisation and requires a comparatively long time to obtain results.
If hundreds of flies are tracked for a comparatively long period, trajectories are fragmented and the identity is not preserved.
However, our results demonstrate that WNV can persist for a comparatively long time in infected ticks and be transmitted between vertebrate hosts; this finding suggests a reservoir potential of ticks for WNV that justifies further investigation.
VIC has a higher clinical specificity for disease but requires a dedicated virology laboratory, is less sensitive than NAT, and has a comparatively long turn-around time of 2 5 days.
