The phrase "as duration of" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific time period or length of time related to an event or activity, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The project was extended as duration of the initial timeline was insufficient."
Alternatives: "in terms of duration" or "regarding the length of".
For example, as duration of the disease of interest lengthens, a person becomes increasingly likely to die of causes that are not associated with the specified disease.
Several data such as duration of hypoglycemia were missing.
Yet, side effects have been reported, and dosage as well as duration of therapy are still controversial.
The secondary outcomes were ICU and hospital length of stay as well as duration of mechanical ventilation.
Inconclusive evidence is shown for other risk factors such as duration of use and human-device interaction techniques due to inconsistent results or a limited number of studies.
This factor depends on the rock type, permeability, climatic regime, vegetation cover and relief as well as duration of erosion (Schumm 1956).
Overall, our findings showed that adolescents overestimated headache severity and underestimated frequency as well as duration of headaches in retrospective questionnaire ratings as compared to prospective diary recordings.
We defined JVVI according to a study of Nedelmann et al. [17] as duration of retrograde flow of at least 1.23 sec.
The patients with metabolic syndrome are older, have multiple triggers, longer history of migraine as well as duration of migraine attack.
These features represent long/short term (cumulative) characteristics from different modalities, such as duration of excited speech, average motion activity, and others.
When flow data are based on population registers they are not always comparable because the registration criteria (such as duration of stay) can vary considerably across countries.
