The phrase "and so longer" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mistaken combination of "and so" and "longer," which do not fit together in this context.
Example: "I wanted to stay, but I couldn't, and so I left."
Alternatives: "and so much longer" or "and therefore longer."
At normal incidence, a complete photonic band gap is obtained at frequency 0.162 to 0.242 (in the units of ωa/2πc) and so longer wavelength light can be trapped and enforced towards active silicon region after total internal/Bragg reflection.
Although it is very small and allows the simulations to be run in a shorter time, the protein does not unfold very much and so longer time-scales are needed within the simulations.
Although most intervention studies demonstrated an improvement in ADR reporting, in the largest RCT, follow up was limited to 16 months and so longer term outcomes could not be assessed.
The majority of piRNAs in this mosquito were 28 nt in length and so longer than those seen in D. melanogaster but contained the U1 or A10 sequence bias seen in other organisms in which piRNAs have been sequenced.
This figure shows that the results of no impact of the timing of surgery with respect to the menstrual cycle phase may remain true for longer-term survival; however, it is important to note that not all patients have been followed up for 10 years, and so longer-term follow-up is still required to confirm this.
This is not because art no longer performs a religious function and so no longer fulfills the highest vocation of art; it is because there emerge in modernity certain "art works" that are no longer the expressions of true human freedom and life and so no longer genuine art works at all.
Because her kidney was functioning successfully at that point, she was no longer considered to be suffering from end-stage disease and so no longer qualified for the special coverage.
We are never truly alone anymore and so no longer predisposed to enjoy solitary time.
Eventually, however, as Earth slows, its tidal bulge will be directly opposite the Moon, and so no longer tugging it faster and faster.
The optimal distance is 38cm (slightly more than a foot - and so slightly longer than typical reading distances of phones or tablets).
"Everything takes so much more effort and so much longer," she said.
