The phrase "age of the ls" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or unclear expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively.
Example: "In the age of the ls, technology has rapidly evolved." (Note: This example assumes "ls" is a placeholder for a specific term.)
Alternatives: "era of the ls" or "time of the ls".
The time that it took for hyperactivity to develop critically depended on the age of the mice when L-DOPA treatment was initiated.
At the age of 12, Ling started going to school for the first time.
TL(A) A = L − T Helen lived to the age of 86 (L).
AL(T) T = A − L Tim is 34 years old (A) and will live to the age of 96 (L), leaving him 62 years (T) to settle affairs.
The average generation time over the generations was estimated according to Stearns (1992) and was calculated over the whole sample for simplicity, without taking the cohorts into account: where x is the age class of the fish, l x the probability of survival to age x, and m x the fecundity of age class x.
The formula we utilised is as follows: where D is the disability weight; r the discount rate; a the age of onset of the disability; L the duration of the disability; β the parameter from the age weighting function and C the constant.
The NPV was calculated using the formula shown below: NP V q = Σ n = q l E n W n 1 + i n - q where q is the age at the time of death by suicide, n is the age of the patient if they had survived, l is the life expectancy, E n is the employment rate at the age of n, W n is the average yearly earning at the age of n, and i is the discount rate.
We extend h for the same reason and define the age of any subset x⊆ L to be the age of the common ancestor of x, h ¯ (x ) = h (ca (x ) ).
As to evaluate the ventilation efficiency of exterior space, local mean age of air (L-MAA), which is common used in recent urban form studies, is further discussed for local region's ventilation efficiency in residential neighborhoods.
The mean age of the tree root (TMRCA for L. saxatilis and L. fabalis) and the mean TMRCA for L. saxatilis and L. arcana was within the range of initial calibration intervals from fossil and allozyme divergence (Table 1, Fig. 3).
