The phrase "measurement duration" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase to refer to the length of time during which a measurement is taken. For example, "The measurement duration was 17 minutes."
The comparison with data measured using a conventional setup shows a gain on measurement duration by a factor 20 and on dynamic range.
The difficulty lies in the interference cancellation from random sources for prolonged measurement duration.
Finally, this paper also investigates the effect of the measurement duration on the estimation.
Heating time is 45 min, whereas measurement duration is 180 s.
The determination of errors generated by systems measuring dynamically changeable signals presents a difficult problem due to their unknown shape and the measurement duration.
The chosen concept for data acquisition in terms of measurement grid, measurement duration and sampling frequency provides high resolution data of flow quantities and sediment flux.
Indeed, these modes can be extracted by using relatively short measurement durations (150 200 cycles of the lowest frequency included in the data block).
It should be noted that the described measurement durations do not represent any absolute values for these methods since the time is dependent on the operator and on the specimen, among other things.
Because the measurement durations of these two counting methods were identical, the difference was attributed to human error.
Analytical conditions were 15 kV acceleration voltage and 10 nA beam current with measurement durations of 20 and 10 s on peaks and background, respectively, for each X-ray line.
Both parameters are overestimated for short experimental measurements duration.
