Sentence examples similar to Score representing the midpoint from inspiring English sources

Each category is assigned a weight representing the midpoint of that category.

A score of 20 represents the midpoint between satisfied and dissatisfied with life.

The agreement represented the midpoint between what Williams had requested in arbitration, $9 million, and the Yankees' submission of $7.5 million.

Among male actors, 40 represents the midpoint of their careers — about half of the leading film roles for men go to actors over 40.

The median represents the midpoint of a frequency distribution; if the distribution of prices is skewed toward either low or high values, the average will be either above or below the midpoint and may not be representative.

Tick marks represent the midpoint of the coordinates for each locus tag as extracted from the GenBank data file for the wBm genome (NC_006833).

For this analysis, estimates represent the midpoint of the time interval of the pooled data (2001) (4).

GLOBOCAN 2002 was selected as the best reference because this represented the midpoint of the period of HypoCCS data collection.

We chose to profile the infection 3 days post-inoculation because this represents the midpoint of the trajectory of the infection.

A quarter (24%) of respondents had a score representing negative affect toward injections (they scored above the midpoint on the scale), and 21% reported "often" worrying about hypoglycemia.

Mean scores for all 3 respondent groups exceeded (p <.0005) the hypothetical scale midpoint of 35 (i.e., a score representing neutral responses to CAM practice and use).