The phrase "how longer" is not correct, as the correct phrase would be "how long." For example, you can use this phrase in a sentence such as: "I was wondering how long it would take for the project to be completed."
In addition it is shown by a parametric bootstrapping experiment how longer observation time series can reduce the sampling uncertainty.
How longer might the eurozone experience record low interest rates, currently set at zero percent?
The analysis shows how longer established framings and assessments of deforestation are being re-invoked and re-worked amidst current carbon concerns.
The microscope images for r = 1, 2.5, 12 and 24 (Fig. 3a d) illustrate how longer chains of A-type particles are formed when the small particles (B) are present in excess.
Furthermore, the spectra show how longer periods result in wider bands.
As part of BBC Breakfast's "Living Longer" series, Leah Boleto looks at how longer life expectancy is changing people's lifestyles.
Just think about how longer-form media already is delivered through apps whether that's listening to entire albums streamed on Spotify or watching Netflix movies on your iPad.
However, as yet, we know little about how longer-term emotional dispositions – whether we tend to experience broadly positive or negative emotions – impact on microeconomic behavior.
It remains to be seen if the use of denosumab to prevent bone loss in the cancer patient population will improve overall survival and how longer-term side effects such as osteonecrosis of the jaw will evolve over time.
"Emily used to always say: 'How much longer, how much longer, how much longer?' That was a constant question.
But how much longer, how much longer?
