"over the long time" is not correct grammar.
It should be "over a long period of time" or "over the course of a long time." Example: "Over the course of a long time, the company experienced many changes and challenges."
However, these murals have severely degraded due to natural and human factors over the long time.
Furthermore, it will be shown that these linkages can be used successfully to accurately predict the continuous evolution of microstructure over the long time periods involved in such problems.
We found changes in patient characteristics over the long time of the study.
The substantive implications of being of working age and economically inactive have changed for both men and women over the long time period of this study.
The challenges of sustaining preventive interventions over the long time periods necessary for primary prevention of cancer have been thoroughly described by Zelen (1988).
The second criterion requires that a project safely sequester carbon over the long time horizons demanded by the climate system itself.
Drug exposure changes over time, especially in the long time taken to develop cancer.
However, the long time over which these strains develop characteristic features of bone aging make these models less appealing.
Nevertheless, in health interview surveys, the SAH question is the key health variable available in most of the surveys and over the longest time period.
For simplicity, from now on, we will write (a^{Delta t=26 mathrm{ years}}_{i,2009}) as (a_{i}), which is the activity over the longest time window.
Each analysis was performed over the longest time period for which all relevant data were available, so in some cases, adjusted analyses covered shorter durations than unadjusted analyses.
