The phrase "average life time" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "average lifetime." You can use it when discussing the typical duration of life for a particular species, object, or phenomenon.
Example: "The average lifetime of a domestic cat is around 15 years."
Alternatives: "mean lifespan" or "typical lifespan."
Note that is the average life time of susceptible cells and is the average life-time of infected cells.
The average life time of the conformers and the residual time of water which mediates the hydrogen bonding interactions are computed.
The photogenerated electron in a semiconductor material has a lifetime, τ, namely the average life time of electrons in the material before recombining with holes.
Its importance relates to the fact that it measures a key biologically relevant feature, the average life time of the microbes in a four-phase growth-decay situation.
However, when, which means that the virus kills infected cells before its average life time, the virus is cytopathic in vivo.
The traffic density λ v can be increased by either decreasing the vehicles' average speed μ or increasing the vehicles arriving rate β since λ v = β μ as per our model in (8). Figure 8a shows that the average life time of a cluster head is increasing by the increase in vehicles' density on the road.
Average life times are between 100 ms and 200 ms. These life times are markedly shorter in duration than the time scales typically associated with resting state networks, which have previously been shown to be dominated by frequencies below 0.1 Hz (Cordes et al., 2001).
The results show that, pressure swing adsorption cycles exhibit 37% lower capital costs and 10% lower average life-time costs compared to solvent based technologies.
Δ t equation (12) gives the average life-time of sick cells.
Therefore, the average life-time of an infected cell and a virus are 1/ k2 and 1/ k3, respectively.
Prostate cancer places a significant burden on U.S. health-care systems with average life-time PCa-related costs in excess of $30,000.
