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Following our recent study (Kundu and Acharyya, Int. J. Mod. Phys. C (2024) 2450094), we have introduced stochasticity (random noise) in the Fairen-Velarde deterministic differential equations. The role of such noise on time scales is studied. The probability of reaching the domain of fixed points in a given interval is also calculated. The probability is studied as a function of the width of the noise, and a hyperbolic tangent fitting is proposed. The noise reduces the time scale for bringing the bacteria into an inactive state. The area of the fixed-point domain was found to be asympotically linear with noise. The time to reach the fixed-point domain is fitted to a Gaussian with noise intensity.
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