The phrase "as longer time" is not correct in written English.
It is not usable because it combines "as" with an incorrect comparative form "longer" without a proper context or structure.
Example: "As time goes on, we learn more about the subject."
Alternatives: "over time" or "as time passes".
The application of conventional test methods for meat quality is limited by many factors, and subjectiveness, such as longer time to prepare samples and to test.
This indicates that mTBI characteristics such as longer time since injury and loss of consciousness or post-traumatic amnesia can lead to increased perceived cognitive deficits despite having no objective effects on cognitive performance.
In both countries now a judge must be convinced that an extradition is necessary with "probable cause" in America, and "reasonable suspicion" in Britain.The review did suggest minor tweaks, such as longer time limits for appeals and more efficient co-operation in the EU.
The time spent by people under the rubble is an essential factor that needs to be carefully considered by emergency teams or other rescuers, at local, regional, and national levels, as longer time dramatically increases the number of fatalities.
This is because as longer time is used to anneal the CIS absorber layers, the number of thin film defects decreases and the crystallization of the CIS absorber layer is improved, then the FWHM value decreases.
Womack saw that "traditional accommodations, such as longer time and adaptable assessment, provide a starting point to improve course practices". Citing a number of research studies, she states that students are more motivated to learn when they feel they have autonomy.
A reaction time of 5 min was deemed sufficient as longer times did not increase the yield.
At temperatures lower than the Tg, the process of amorphization is preferred as longer times are required to anneal any defect/disorder or amorphous content into the crystal.
The first 6 months offers an accurate picture for the full total sales and the prediction accuracy increases as longer times are used to calculate the fit.
This gives the best chance that the shark was swimming in a direct path, as longer times between points indicates that the shark left the detection range of the VRAP and later re-entered to be recorded again.
First, our study spans a larger range of processing times, encompassing very short as well as longer times, at which stimulus sensitivity reaches asymptotic levels; and second, each participant in our study completed a substantially larger number of experimental trials, allowing us to assess the adequacy of alternative models to fit individual participant data.
