The phrase "average measurement time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical duration required to take measurements in a specific context, such as scientific experiments or data collection.
Example: "The average measurement time for this experiment was recorded as 15 minutes."
Alternatives: "mean measurement duration" or "typical measurement time".
Advanced NMR techniques that provide 2D T1−T2 correlations with an average measurement time of 30 min and permeability estimates can be performed with a special insert suitable for small core plugs with diameter and length of 20 mm.
The total time consumed by IP core wavelet decomposition increased only 2.802% compared to the PC computation time; path angle relative error is 8%, and the average measurement time is 198.22 ms.
Test results showed that repeatability was ±0.019 mm, the average of biases was 0.003 mm and average measurement time was 0.396 s per brake pad, all of which satisfied the requirements of online measurement.
First, the tropospheric opacities were calculated from semidiurnal radiosonde profiles launched at stations as much as possible near Rikubetsu, provided that the radiosonde launch time was within ±30 min of the average measurement time of the MWR hourly spectrum.
The average measurement time was 20 min.
During the average pH measurement time (≈30 s) the loss of filling solution is minimal and can be considered that the filling solution does not contaminate the sample.
The average CDI measurement time of 10 knees was 7.4 minutes (SD = 0.73) per pair of knees (baseline and 24-month scans).
The CarerQoL-7D score was averaged over three measurement time points, 83.7 (SD 15), and did not show any significant differences between the different time points (Table 2).
Hence, for those outcomes that were significant, it can be concluded that the average measurements changed over time.
In BC, rates of VL measurement were even more frequent than guidelines suggest, with an average measurement frequency of almost five times annually.
Predictions of the monthly scintillation amplitude are calculated for the average measurement years at 0.01% of the time.
