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"long-term span" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to refer to a length of time that is relatively lengthy, such as a few months or more. For example, "We tracked the market trend over a long-term span of two years."
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B-MBG scaffolds have the ability to maintain a sustained release of DEX in a long-term span.
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Figure 3 shows the tradeoff between short and long-term spans of the analysis window τ w, as a function of accuracy of our recognition model.
As a result, the rising and falling of the topics do not have a long term spanning, which is typically required for traditional time-series forecasting.
In addition, both short-term (haemoglobin) and long-term (arm span) nutritional status have a statistically significant relationship with cognition.
With regard to the effects of nutritional status, it is found that both short-term (haemoglobin) and long-term (arm span) nutritional status has a statistically significant influence on cognitive functioning.
We believe that key aspects to the success of our strategy were the efficient differentiation of the PD relevant cell type, the ability to maintain DAn cultures over a long-term culture span and the use of multiple patients per condition, which allowed controlling the inherent variability of human pluripotent stem cell lines.
The experimental outcome shows that under sustained load alone, the long-term mid-span deflection of reinforced concrete beams with artificially debonded reinforcement is substantially higher than that of normally bonded equivalent beams.
The development of the damage front in a concrete shielding wall is analyzed under neutron radiation and results within the wall thickness are reported for long-term radiation spans and several concrete mixtures in order to discuss the resulting shielding properties.
The 5-year time horizon of the model was divided into two phases: a short-term phase lasting 1 year and a subsequent long-term phase spanning years 2 5.
With a half-life of 29 years and the shorter penetration range of beta decay, intake of Sr would be expected to result in long-term exposure spanning the lifetime of an individual [ 11– 13].
The committee states that "it will require a long-term commitment spanning many years and possibly decades because the epidemic has taken years to develop and will require persistent efforts and the investment of sustained resources to effectively ameliorate".
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