The phrase "with a maximum time of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to specify a limit on the length of a certain activity or process. For example: "We are allowing for three attempts on the exam, with a maximum time of two hours per attempt."
Therefore, RCD-MAC has the shortest helper selection phase with a maximum time of 54 μs, minimum time of 7 μs, and average time of 31 μs.
The times for the mouse to turn and face downwards (TTURN) and for the mouse to descend into the home cage (TLA), were recorded with a maximum time of 120 s.
The latency to fall from the rod was recorded in seconds with a maximum time of 180 seconds.
The amount of time it took for the mouse to cross from the lit chamber to the unlit chamber was recorded, with a maximum time of 300 s.
The patient continues cycling at this constant submaximal workload until the cycling speed falls below 60 RPM, with a maximum time of 30 minutes.
The automatic gain control (AGC) for full FT MS was set to 1 million ions and for FT MS/MS was set to 0.1 million ions with a maximum time of accumulation of 200 ms and 500 ms, respectively.
Using keys on their podiums, each of the contestants attempted to enter the correct order in the shortest amount of time, with a maximum time limit of 20 seconds.
The polarization directions from region B also show lateral variations: Using earthquakes with depths of 250 320 km, the polarization directions align ESE WNW in the southern part of the region, with a maximum time delay of ~2 s (Fig. 3b).
To keep it simple with a clear message and to avoid any prolonged administration of HES day by day, however, we suggest that use of HES should be restricted to the initial phase of volume resuscitation with a maximum time interval of 24 h.
We calculated wolf travel speed from individual steps with a maximum time length of 35 min and minimum step length of 200 m, resulting in a total of 3188 steps from 25 data sets.
The duration in our study was probably too short to detect the impact (if any) of a long interval between deliveries with a maximum time interval of 4 years.
