The phrase "average clearance rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, law enforcement, or any field where the effectiveness of a process or system is measured.
Example: "The average clearance rate for criminal cases in the city has improved over the past year, indicating better investigative practices."
Alternatives: "mean clearance rate" or "typical clearance rate".
A Cochrane systematic review of wart treatments found that the placebo arms of 21 trials had an average clearance rate of 27% after an average period of 15 weeks; hence, a control rate of 30% was chosen.
After 24 h fasting we find a 25% net loss of protein in liver cells, and an average clearance rate of 2% per hour in hepatocytes and embryonic stem cells., This rate can be increased to up to 5% protein loss per hour, indicating the huge metabolic buffer capacity available through autophagy.
The last method mentioned is based on the relation between Ki and SUV, average plasma clearance rate and the initial distribution volume of FDG (Sadato method).
Combining these factors, we estimated an average urinary creatinine clearance rate of 1.25 g/day for females and 1.83 g/day for males, or 1.54 g/day as the combined population average.
In one study, *1/*2 and *1/*3 heterozygous patients had an average of 45% lower clearance rate than the wildtype.
He found that both sets of people were producing amyloid-beta in their brains at the same average rate, but the protein clearance rate was 30% lower on average in the group with Alzheimer's.
In cities where the clearance rate is better than average, the murder rate is 9.6 per hundred thousand.
Among cities where the clearance rate is lower than average, the murder rate is nearly twice that.
But the clearance rate is well below that average in courts where cases are more complex, and there, the effect of the new quotas could be severe.
At the same time... where you need the police to step in and arrest the violence, they're either functionally incapable... or they just don't give a damn," Simon said, citing the murder clearance rate in Baltimore, which is half the national average of over 60%.
Baltimore's 14percentt drop in killings during 2000 was attributed, in part, to greater success in solving murders: the clearance rate soared in one year from well below the national average, 54percentto to 80percentt.
