The phrase "a mean timing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to describe an unfavorable or poor timing situation, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The event was poorly planned, and the mean timing led to a lot of confusion among the attendees."
Alternatives: "bad timing" or "poor timing".
Under the RCP2.6 scenario, 12 of the 39 grid cells have an ensemble mean timing earlier than 2050.
Despite employment of crushed rock embankments, nearly one-third of the region's grid cells can anticipate an ensemble mean timing of settlement prior to 2050 under the RCP8.5 scenario, which should be given more attention in future remediation planning.
Here we define synchrony as similarity in timing of events within a population within a year and seasonality as similarity in the mean timing of events in a population among multiple years.
A mean replication timing score of 5,810 genes conserved in the human genome is 1.4 compared with 0.5 for 7,713 nonconserved genes (P = 5.4E-146, Wilcoxon rank sum test).
Does learning primarily affect mean timing of activity, variability of timing across trials, or reliability at a specific time point?
Mean timing inaccuracies (cue-response intervals) and standard deviations were analyzed using a 2 × 2 × 2 repeated measures ANCOVA, with complexity (simple or complex) and speed (slow or fast) as within-subject factors and group as a between-subject factor, adjusting for age, gender, site and education.
This trend was confirmed by statistically comparing the mean timing errors between different pairs of conditions.
Indeed, when we considered only the subset of static trials preceded by another static trial, the mean timing error of the animate sessions was still significantly smaller than the mean timing error of the inanimate sessions (paired t-test, P<0.05).
This was shown by comparing the mean timing error over the first 10 repetitions starting from session onset with the mean timing error over the last 10 repetitions (two-tailed t-test, P>0.31), and by performing a linear regression of timing error as a function of all repetitions (P>0.23).
Figure 4 plots the average difference between the value of the mean timing error in dynamic trials and the corresponding value in static trials.
