The phrase "affects longer" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a meaning related to duration or impact, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The medication affects longer than expected, leading to prolonged symptoms."
Alternatives: "has a longer effect" or "lasts longer."
In addition, we plan to follow the women who were young at the time of exposure (< 5 years) and still premenopausal at last follow-up to determine whether early-childhood TCDD exposure affects longer-term bone health.
Does anything prevent the F.O.M.C. [Federal Open Market Committee, the Fed's policiy panel] from buying longer term bonds or selling them to try to affect longer term rates?
It will also affect longer videos that people are watching in general, even if they're not completing them.
In general, traffic disturbances tended to be shorter on federal freeways (German: Autobahnen) and federal highways (German: Bundesstraßen) than on state roads, about one-third of which were affected longer than 24 h.
The disease may be localized to a segment or may affect longer segments of bowel [ 13].
The Taplin study made us realize that CoPs should be re-conceptualized to acknowledge that one or a few CoPs in a sector may not be enough to affect longer term, sustainable practice change that will lead to real impact on our health system.
For example, our findings may reflect superior care by TH centers in later stages of post-arrest treatment such as care provided in the intensive care unit, which has greater potential to affect longer term outcomes than initial treatment in the emergency department.
This finding may reflect superior care by TH centers in later stages of post-arrest treatment such as care provided in the intensive care unit, which has greater potential to affect longer term outcomes than initial treatment in the emergency department.
Similar problems will start to affect longer-distance passengers soon after that.The rail industry is dealing with the challenges of unexpected levels of growth.
Though they did not mention it in their public statement released after the Aug. 22 meeting, the policy makers cited "the potential for persistently higher energy prices to affect longer-run inflation expectations," the minutes said.
