Sentence examples for a long time study from inspiring English sources
"a long time study" is not grammatically correct in written English
The correct version of this phrase would be "a long-term study" or "a prolonged study." Example: The scientists conducted a long-term study on the effects of climate change on marine life.
This endorses what teachers like me have known for a long time: study after study – from the Stanford Credo report into the American equivalent of free schools to the Institute of Education's research on Swedish free schools – show that the policy simply is not a cost-effective way of raising standards.
"It does make you wonder what kind of life could have evolved on those planets over such a long time," study lead author Guillem Anglada-Escude, of Queen Mary University of London, said in a statement.
With a smaller subset of animals (n= 8 for each subgroup), we continued a long time study.
Finger tapping has been for a long time studied to elucidate the timing processes that underlie the production of rhythmic behavior.
"We spent a long time studying it, and the bones of the building were really good," Mr. Iannacone said.
After a dinner of macaroni and cheese and lingonberry soda, I spent a long time studying the display books; I forced a friend, who speaks some Swedish, to translate.
For a long time studies of bilingualism looked at children who grow up with one parent speaking one language and the other parent speaking another language, with the child growing up perfectly fluent in both languages.
Moshe Bar-Asher, president of the Israeli Academy of Hebrew Language and emeritus professor of Hebrew and Aramaic at the Hebrew University, said he spent a long time studying the text and considered it authentic, dating from no later than the first century B.C. His 25-page paper on the stone will be published in the coming months.
