The phrase "longer transit time" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to the amount of time it takes for something to travel from one place to another. You can use this phrase when discussing the length or duration of a journey, shipment, or delivery. Here is an example: "The package's longer transit time from China to the US caused it to arrive two weeks later than expected."
It is obvious that the longer transit time in the human GI tract and possible unfavourable distribution of Peyer's patches and M-cells necessary for the uptake of the starch particles require a more stable formulation.
Patient-related factors can also lead to systemised false hypoperfusion areas, resulting for example from stenosis of the supra-aortic trunks, which produces a longer transit time between the labelling zone and the region of interest.
The myocardial compartment TAC and TIC closely match in terms of wash-in, however the MR TIC can be observed to have a longer transit time than the radiotracer (Fig. 5, part C).
This results from the longer transit time and the reduced blood flow of the right-sided pancreatic graft (white asterisk) compared with the left-sided renal graft (black asterisk).
This longer transit time resulted in enhanced digestibility in women and seemed to be primarily due to greater digestion of wheat bran and vegetable fiber diets.
During the longer transit time, the bubbles are exposed to a greater number of ultrasound pulses and are increasingly destroyed which dampens image enhancement.
The transport of raw material can typically afford longer transit times permitting a less accurate transport schedule and is subject to lower transport costs.
As such, longer transit times are recorded in such a medium, and instantaneous frequencies are lower than the frequencies of the surrounding rocks (Ogiesoba and Eastwood 2013).
That's resulted "in falling gasoline stock levels and the need to import gasoline from distant sources that require higher prices and longer transit times," the EIA said.
Contrary to the first scenario, this setting with longer transit times increases cytoplasmic dwell times allowing greater signal expansion and cross-talk among the pathways.
Cirrhotic patients present many intestinal motility disorders with longer transit times when compared to normal subjects.
