The phrase "a study of longer" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it unusable in its current form.
Example: "The research includes a study of longer durations in the experiment."
Alternatives: "an analysis of extended" or "a review of prolonged".
A study of longer duration or conducted in a less severe model of metabolic dysfunction may reveal similar effects by PF-879, however, they do not account for the positive metabolic changes observed here.
We would therefore expect that for a study of longer duration, the TMQ would drop in children with CP even if raw scores continued to increase.
Hence future research might include a study of longer duration that contains variables such as care recipients' illnesses and the duration of the caregiver experience.
Although a study of longer duration or one studying other biomarkers is warranted, our study does not provide evidence to intensify statin treatment, merely for its anti-inflammatory effect in secondary prevention patients that already have achieved their LDL-C treatment goal.
A study of longer duration and sufficient size to provide a greater number of cardiovascular outcomes could allay any concerns that the results in this trial are a chance finding while further quantifying the potential long-term reduction in cardiovascular events.
In a study of longer-term prison inmates with ADHD, all of whom had a diagnosis of substance abuse disorder, more than 70% preferred psycho-stimulants [ 3].
A larger study of longer duration and with more herds is needed for more reliable conclusions.
A larger study of longer duration will be required to see if these observed effects will translate into decreased rates of infection.
Further, in a study of ultramarathon runners, longer telomeres were observed in the runners compared to sedentary age-matched individuals, with the difference approximately equal to 16 years of reduced biological age [ 65].
Although bisoprolol is found to be an effective drug in varying clinical situations, we would still suggest a prospective randomised controlled study of longer duration, adequately powered to measure metabolic and renal outcomes as primary end points.
One study of longer duration was identified in a systematic review (Birks & Harvey 2003).
