Sentence examples for average duration spent from inspiring English sources

Most migrants in our sample had been residing in Kinshasa for over a decade: the average duration spent in Kinshasa is 12.6 years.

The average duration spent in the UK among immigrants in our sample is high (31.57 years and 33.99 years for women and men respectively).

The average duration spent by the critical care team reviewing patients on the wards was 57 minutes.

If, however, an average of nine nights is assumed, the same average duration spent by international visitors in Scotland, tourism becomes a minor source of underestimation, with per adult consumption increasing by 0.04 l.

This suggests that on average, the duration spent outside is less than that shown in our study to be associated with optimal levels of vitamin D (around 6 h/day weekend exposure in warmer months).

We define average mutation position as the duration spent single stranded, measured in base pairs.

The open field was fitted into a 10×10 square matrix, and the duration spent in each cell was averaged across subjects and then contour plotted using spline interpolation.

Despite decreased duration spent at the increasing criterion blood lead level, the variance accounted for by the exposure term increased, suggesting that average intensity may be more critical than duration of exposure for neurotoxicity in the peripheral nerves.

Third, duration spent in the longest job was unknown.

Now, let X (CW) be the value chosen by device i as the backoff interval when the contention window size is CW, then we can derive E[ T b o (C W ], the average duration that i spent in backoff process, is as E[!T^{bo}(CW)] = E[!X(CW ]E[!T_{slot}] = frac{CW-1}{2}E[!T_{slot}].

Although it is common for sleep stages to be presented as the average duration of time spent in wake, REM, or NREM sleep stages, metrics such as mean and median may not be informative if the distributions are not Gaussian, particularly if they are highly nonlinear such as exponential or power law distributions.