The phrase "as lengthy time" is not correct in written English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We have been waiting for as lengthy time as possible, but the results are still not here."
Alternatives: "for a long time" or "for an extended period".
However, a range of factors such as representativeness, generalizability, the lengthy time frame needed to achieve outcomes, attrition, and associated research costs, mean that projects often cannot address the evolving, or indeed original, research questions of interest.
The use of biomarker-based estimates reflecting body-burden levels that are chronologically distant from manifestation of deleterious outcome, or that are used as the sole indicator reflecting chronic exposure, need to be considered carefully when testing a hypothesis as individual body-burden levels may not remain constant across lengthy time periods such as a decade.
The book, like Tom Stewart in his 80's, can count a lengthy time span as its greatest achievement.
After a lengthy time, it seems as if the dog is cured, in that he is now friendly towards Keys.
Comments that were specific to those in the injectable group included interactions in the waiting room, the lengthy time required for pre- and post-injection assessments as well as insufficient time permitted in the injection room.
The plan is widely credited with reviving the service after it developed serious problems, such as lengthy waiting times, under John Major in the 1990s.
Some 200 technologists and engineers and other industry experts work with companies such as Boeing, Nikon and Rolls-Royce, which fund the centre, to find solutions to problems such as lengthy production times on some components for aeroplanes.
Despite acclaiming the Windows version, GameSpot deemed the PlayStation version mediocre, criticizing technical deficiencies, such as lengthy load times and muddy graphics.
Against this background, a supposedly cordial working dinner, held high in the Council of Ministers building, rapidly descended into personal insults and finger-jabbing – which an exhausted-looking Cameron later summed up as "lengthy and, at times, heated discussions".
Positions that may require a lengthier time are generally those that cannot easily be filled, such as one-person departments or senior and executive management level positions.
