The phrase "about how long term" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and may be intended to discuss the duration of something in a long-term context.
Example: "We need to have a discussion about how long term investments can benefit our portfolio."
Alternatives: "regarding the duration" or "concerning long-term".
By training the worms, Sylvain hopes to answer basic questions about how long-term memories are formed.
Nevertheless, little is known about how long-term natural dynamics and anthropogenic impacts interact to drive the systems to their current state.
Little is known about how long-term cancer survivors adapt in the realm of work and finances, and whether there are differences in these adaptations based on overall health status.
The current findings bolster a prevalent hypothesis about how long-term memory storage might work, says Bruno Bontempi, a neuroscientist at the Université de Bordeaux in Talence, France.
The findings represent "another step in a big paradigm shift in how people think about how long-term memories are stored," says Todd Sacktor of State University of New York Downstate Medical Center in New York City, whose lab discovered the memory-erasing effects of PKM-ζ.
And so there are many questions about how long-term foreign direct investment should be handled.
Similarly, it is clear that when such studies are combined with concepts from infection dynamics, integrated modeling analyses will prove crucial to improving understanding about how long-term global climate change will affect local environmental conditions and hence whether a region may experience a worsening or improvement in prevalence as global warming increases.
The intention of using operational research here is to improve the understanding of why primary care is currently failing to support self-management by exploring models created by people working in primary care alongside existing knowledge about how long-term conditions are managed in the health service.
While some presidents have fallen to low levels in the past, what is truly remarkable about Bush is how long-term and persistent voter disapproval of him has been and the depth of voter sentiment: The May 12th Washington Post/ABC poll showed only 15% of voters "strongly approve," while 52% "strongly disapprove".
What is sometimes overlooked in this quarrel is that Iraq has rather an important vote too.The Bush administration and the Iraqi government have been having a tetchy negotiation in recent months about how long, and under what terms, American forces will be allowed to stay after their United Nations' mandate expires at the end of December.
