"long term aspect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to something that is related to a longer period of time rather than a short-term or immediate situation. Example: "When planning for retirement, it is important to consider the long term aspects of your financial choices."
The analysis suggests that B. subtilis remembers, both in short and long term, aspects of its cell history, and that this memory is distributed differently among the observables.
We then applied these tools to a simple set of medium-shift experiments on B. subtilis, in the process demonstrating that B. subtilis does 'remember', both in the short and long term, aspects of its cell history, and that this memory is distributed differently among the observables.
The outcome of this method cannot be foretold as every situation and person is different, but it will change the way you see the long term aspects of your "trusting" relationship.
It showed a clinically relevant pain reducing effect in the temporomandibular region, both in a short- and long-term aspect.
Oelschlager: So those are our three principles, and I would stress that I think the long-term aspect of it is probably what differentiates us the most from our peers.
In conclusion, the results from the present study show that granisetron has a clinically relevant pain reducing effect, both in a short- and long-term aspect, in patients with chronic M-TMD.
In many cases the long-term aspect of this situation may add to the perceived burden.
In a large house on the outskirts of Saigon there are trained an important group for this undertaking, the Census/Grievance and Aspiration experts, who deal with the long-term aspects of moral rejunvenation of the countryside.
The accurate models for air pollutant prediction are needed because such models would allow forecasting and diagnosing potential compliance or non-compliance in both short- and long-term aspects.
In this context, the aim of the present article is to compare different adaptation scenarios and to show the need for evolving economic assessment and decision-making tools to include multidimensional and long-term aspects of adaptation policies.
These types are considered to stimulate the mid- and long-term effects of innovation and capture both short- and long-term aspects of value creation in the firm (Phelps 2004).
