The part of a sentence "residence duration" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the length of time someone has lived or resided in a specific place. Example: The immigration officer asked for my residence duration in the United States before approving my visa application.
Ciclesonide has favorable pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties as inhaled corticosteroid including low oral bioavailability, high plasma protein binding and rapid systemic clearance, high pulmonary deposition and distribution and long pulmonary residence duration.
Results: It was found that the early administration of nicotinamide (2 h after the injection of MPTP) could decrease error numbers, lessen stimulation time and prolong residence duration on the safety platform in the step-down test.
Figure 5 illustrates the reactor residence duration for FCC riser vs. the HS-FCC down flow reactor.
Detailed information as to age/gender, regional distribution, urbanity, residence duration are available, all based on register information (see: www.cbs.nl; various Statline tables).1.1
First- and second-generation immigrants face higher risk of mismatch (Aleksynska and Tritah 2013; Tarvid 2012) and residence duration seems to have no effect on it (Aleksynska and Tritah 2013; Fernández and Ortega 2008).
Demographic information including age, residence duration in Fresno County, and occupational histories were obtained from the medical examiner and the coroner's files.
The variable which predicted the acceptance in univariate logistic regression models included age, place of residence, education, duration of chronic disease, use of the Internet, and the opinion about the usefulness of the Internet in making personal health-related decisions.
Demographic data registered in electronic medical records: age, gender, country of birth, residence status, duration of residence in Norway and results of blood tests from medical records were consecutively collected.
The main sources of the differences in the definitions used by EU countries to measure migration are the concepts of place of residence and duration of stay (Zlotnik 1987; Bilsborrow et al. 1997; Kupiszewska and Nowok 2008).
The experiments outline the effects of the residence-time duration and of the bowl geometry on the aggregate shear thinning.
After adjusting for potential confounders (duration of residence, residence status and season, adjusted linear regression model, table 3), the ethnic differences persisted.
