"sample duration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the length of time that a sample is taken or collected for analysis or testing. Example: The sample duration for the experiment was two weeks, during which data was collected at regular intervals.
An effective network design requires tradeoffs between variables measured, the number of sampling locations, sample duration, and sampling frequency.
The following sampling parameters were used; sampling frequency 500 Hz, sample duration 15 sec., save period 5 min. The mean arterial signal was corrected for electronic offset, the average of one measurement outside the animal before and after implantation.
T S: OFDM sample duration.
where T s and T coh represent the sample duration and the coherent time in channels, respectively.
The study focuses on the dependences of gust factor on gust averaging time, sample duration, and mean wind speed during the typhoon's passage.
A statistically significant (p < 0.002), inverselinear relationship was found between sample duration and CoV and between Q and CoV, the latter relationship also considering data from previous studies.
Concentrations were calculated based on sample mass, sampling duration, sampling rate and recovery efficiency.
Each of the raw AQS data sets provides information about the spatial coordinates, collection time, sampling duration, sampling frequency, and data duplication indicators (U.S. EPA 2005).
This hybrid model was tested for various data sample durations, like 1 month, 2 months and 4 months.
In Experiment 4, the sample durations were changed to 0.5 and 2 s in order to minimize the possibility that the birds were counting the markers, but a choose-long effect on empty interval trials was still evident.
Sample durations were kept short in order to observe as many group members as possible in the same tree before the group moved on and because poor visibility conditions precluded lengthy samples.
