The phrase "again the mean of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to recalculating or reiterating the average of a set of data.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we found that again the mean of the scores was significantly higher than last year."
Alternatives: "once more the average of" or "revisiting the mean of".
For example: Look again at the mean of our data: 12.4 lb (12.6 kg).
Look again at the mean of our data: 12.4 lb (12.6 kg).
And so, users of type 2 will get a rate equal to (βPP R + β(1 - P R ))c2 for y - 2 ( ( 1 - P R ) + P P R ) β y - 1 + β ( 1 - P R ) y - 2 + ( β + 1 ) R R y - 2 of the time where y - j, j = 1, 2, denotes, again, the mean number of users of each type in the system.
Again, the mean slope of the 295 movies is 0.55 with a standard deviation of 0.25; the mean Whittle estimate is 0.18 with a standard deviation of 0.10.
In our study, again, the mean values of postoperative HJC shifts were relatively small compared to a 2 cm scale.
In trials comparing 40 mg/kg and 20 mg/kg, again the mean number of eggs excreted was reduced by more than 95% for both doses and differences in percent egg reduction appeared small (636 participants, four trials, see Appendix 2).
In terms of work experience, having an additional one more occupation per year will increase the probability of entrepreneurial entry within 5 years after graduation by 1.7%, again evaluated at the mean of AVGOCCUP.
In assessing the effects of the cytokines on the development of myelin sheaths in the cultures, the mean number of myelin sheaths for each test sample was compared to the mean of the control sample using Student's t-test, Again, the null hypothesis (that the mean value of each individual cytokine treatment would be no different from the mean of control samples) was tested.
Again this is the matrix of class means, whose element, μ i, k, represents the mean of gene i across samples belonging to class k.
