"long term effective" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would use it when referring to something that is effective over a long period of time. For example, "The new wellness program has been long term effective in improving employee morale."
Environmentally-driven variations of population size (i.e., environmental perturbations) tended to reduce the long term effective size and increase the inbreeding level, with subsequent effects on selection.
No long term effective treatments are currently available for brain neurological disorders such as stroke/cerebral ischemia, traumatic brain injury and neurodegenerative disorders.
Our results showed that rationally designed siM2 conferred long term effective inhibition for IAV replication.
An alternative interesting reason might be the difference of the long term effective population size (N e ).
Long term effective population size (Ne) estimations using Lande (1979) model and the calculated rates of chromosomal rearrangement for TSA and ACU.
Alternatively, long term effective population sizes differences might be expected between these species, in light of their distinct bionomics and distribution across Africa [ 45, 46].
Parasitic taxa might undergo more frequent and severe founder effects, which might decrease their long-term effective population size and so increase the rate of substitution [ 5, 35].
Lyons argues that a more coordinated approach across health services and the criminal justice system is necessary if long-term, effective change is to be achieved.
"We are sad that we cannot continue, but to make this a long-term, effective program, in terms of the cost, was a problem," Strauss said.
This thorough and long-term effective coupling means will actually open a new sight for membrane fouling mitigation fields.
However, the long-term effective performance and field scale application of this system still remains a challenge due to some structural and functional limitations.
