"survey duration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the length of time that a survey is conducted for. For example, "The survey duration was two weeks."
Increasing survey duration and number of pairs monitored increased statistical power.
Long survey duration can provide accurate estimations for long-lived birds even for small population size (15 pairs).
CR surveys differ in terms of number of breeding pairs monitored, number of offspring and adults marked, resighting effort and survey duration.
Here we examine camera-trap survey costs as a function of the number of SUs, survey duration and camera-traps per SU, linking costs to precision in occupancy estimation.
We test predictions concerning the effects of spatial scale, survey resolution, as well as the impacts which variations in environmental forcing and survey duration have on the precision of population estimates.
We show that a mistake in our earlier method does not change substantively our previous conclusion that survey duration effects are occurring in the HRS, a finding that is also supported by a variety of regression models (including that of Weir and Smith).
We also use different transportation analysis zones (central, inner and outer London) to demonstrate the spatial variability of the data over these different survey durations.
A systematic review by Linder et al. identified 16 instruments used to measure HRQL in sinusitis, of which only three instruments met basic requirements for validity, reliability, and responsiveness: the Chronic Sinusitis Survey – Duration-based (CSS-D), the Rhinosinusitis Outcome Measure-31 (ROM-31), and the SNOT-16 [ 17].
Given the 3-yearly cycle of ALSWH surveys, duration of widowhood was defined as being recent (≤3 years) or longer (>3 years).
The primary outcome measure was the Chronic Sinusitis Survey-Duration (CSS-D).
According to the survey, the duration of the study is 60 minutes, with particpants receiving 60 Euros.
