The phrase "average interval length" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the typical duration or distance between events or measurements.
Example: "The average interval length between the bus arrivals is approximately 15 minutes."
Alternatives: "mean interval duration" or "typical interval length".
Using the MaizeSNP50 BeadChip, a high-density genetic map was constructed based on the DH population which included 1 147 bin markers with an average interval length of 2.00 cM.
The sample used has an average interval length of 11 My, and a maximum interval close to 20 My.
This map has a total map distance of ∼1780 cM (in Haldane's units) and an average interval length of ∼23 cM.
The average interval length of the periodicity was 1.9±1.0 µm, which is close to the estimated value (2.5 µm) based on the NMR fibril structure [27].
The consensus map consisted of 341 markers mapped on 18 linkage groups (LG 11 was excluded), covering 1426 cM with an average interval length of 4.2 cM.
For the BH map, 621 markers were assembled into 19 LGs spanning 1 553.43 cM of map distance, with an average interval length of 2.50 cM.
On average, the mean interval length as defined in the Material and Methods section was 8.5 cM for E. urophylla and 9.6 cM for E. grandis.
The total length covered by the integrated linkage map was 1,165.8 cM with an average interval distance between neighbouring markers of 0.46 cM (Supplementary Table S15).
Another observation is that this method essentially estimates a curve for the effective reproductive number that traces the epidemic curve, lagged by the average serial interval length.
Thus, we chose a conservative cutoff peak p-value at 10−6 for all subsequent analysis of the ChIP-seq data, resulting in 4,016 peaks associated with 2,753 unique candidate target genes (Tables S2 & S3) with an average peak interval length of 534 bp.
The average map interval length on remaining rye maps exceeds 4.0 cM [ 2], in the majority of maps it is greater than 7 cM, i.e. 7.4 [ 6], 7.9 [ 4], 9.9 [ 7], 12.2 [ 8].
