Sentence examples for for a minimum duration of from inspiring English sources
High frequency data (preferably one-hour duration) for a minimum duration of one complete year would suffice the tidal analysis phase in SLPR2.
The stratigraphic distribution of specimens discussed above shows that Daspletosaurus spp. inhabited northern Laramidia (what is now southern Alberta and northern Montana) for a minimum duration of ~2.3 Ma.
A valid action (walk, bend etc) persists for a minimum duration of time.
The drum has to be rotated rapidly, 12 18 revolutions per minute, for a minimum duration of 5 min following the addition of synthetic fibers.
The specimen is subjected to freezing at −15 ± 3 °C for a minimum duration of 16 h and then kept in hot water bath maintained at 60 °C for 24 h.
Patients were monitored for symptoms for a minimum duration of 6 months after SIRT, and a routine PET-CT (Positron emission tomography-Computed tomography) imaging was performed in all patients approximately 75 days after SIRT, particularly focusing on the identification of radiation pneumonitis.
Regarding subthreshold depression, also called subclinical depression or subsyndromal symptomatic depression, between 2 and 5 depressive symptoms were required for the diagnosis, and a minimum duration of 2 weeks.
For assessment, studies had to have a minimum duration of three weeks because "the literature suggests that three weeks is the minimum duration for therapeutic trials" to assess "the impact on the social adjustment of the child" (TAR, p. 44), citing the DSM-IV diagnostic manual (TAR, p. 45).
One approach for estimating injection duration is to set a minimum duration of 10 s, and to add on the estimated scan duration time, which is available from all vendors after the scan range has been chosen.
In Figures 6 and 8, the predictions of the behavioral model are now plotted for the full set of runs (with a minimum duration of 1 sec).
Third, this review points to a minimum duration of 15 20 years for captive-breeding programs to potentially re-establish self-sustaining populations in the wild.
