The phrase "activity length" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the duration or time span of a specific activity or task.
Example: "The activity length for the workshop is scheduled to be three hours."
Alternatives: "duration of the activity" or "length of the task."
The advanced search link is useful, in that it lets you search by activity, length of trail and keyword, among other things.
Peak MG activity, length, and velocity significantly decreased with slower walking speed.
ACs effectively reversed the signs of intestinal injury, including MPO activity, length of ileum and colon, leukopenia, intestinal architecture, and quantity of ileum mucus.
Notably, none of the SLE disease variables (that is, disease activity, length of disease, or prednisone use) was correlated with impairment on these cognitive measures.
In terms of activity length, buildings, other built land uses, gardens, and beaches were used more for non-bout MVPA, probably reflecting their importance for unstructured play.
To probe further these correlations we compute the correlation coefficient between dynacortin fluorescence and activity length to be 0.623 with 99% confidence interval of 0.595 to 0.649.
If we assume that replication errors increase proportionately with an increase in repeat number, a plateau of A/T and G/C loci suggest that there may be a length threshold for differential repair activity, length-dependent counter mutation, or selection.
Putative enzyme activities, lengths, and GC contents of the encoded proteins are shown in Table 1.
It is composed by velocity, activity, step length, walking distance, step cadence, and step energy.
However, in the absence of telomerase activity, telomere length decreases at a constant rate, independent of TG tract length, of ∼3 bp per generation.
The behavior of the voles during Appearance started to dichotomize, with some of them decreasing activity, trip length, and travel speed ('freeze' response) and others decreasing activity and trip length but traveling at a higher speed ('flee' response).
