Sentence examples for daily durations from inspiring English sources

Page SJ, Levin L, Hermann V, Dunning K, Levine P. Longer versus shorter daily durations of electrical stimulation during task-specific practice in moderately impaired stroke.

Data were collected from 48 students using a smartphone-sensing application, StudentLife, which was designed to track daily durations of activity (via the accelerometer sensor) and sociability (via the microphone sensor).

Unlike the baseline survey, infants' and young children's daily durations of smoke exposures did not typically exceed two hours in all households (Table  1).

Median daily durations of smoke exposures were 2 hours each for children less than two years (range: 0 9 hours) and children two to less than 5 years of age (range: 0 8 hours).

Daily durations of street-level activities (time spent standing, sitting, walking and running on streets) were estimated via survey from a sample of NYC community members recruited at NYC street fairs.

Findings from this population-based prospective cohort study show that not sitting for most of the time during work or occupational activity and longer daily durations of the main component of active living (walking or bicycling) may be associated with reduced prostate cancer incidence.

The response of plants to light is dependent upon light intensity, quality, and daily duration, or photoperiod.

The brevity of the Arctic summer is partly compensated by the long daily duration of summer sunshine.

Pikicast has an average daily duration time second only to Facebook among media apps in Korea, the company says, and ahead of Instagram.

This allowed relating the daily duration of each activity to the total time passed in each LCC.

Consequently, tools developed by ergonomists for assessing time aspects of work describe rest patterns, movement velocities or daily duration of exposures, while engineering tools emphasise time-efficient production.