Sentence examples for ages mean from inspiring English sources

What is clear is that his fellow members of the Standing Committee are longtime party veterans whose track records provide no evidence of a strong impulse to change the way China is governed, and whose ages mean they will probably have relatively short careers in the country's top ruling body.

(b) Scaled Fig. 11 CLBP ages mean error: left column shows the mean age estimation error (blue line) and the standard deviation of age estimation error (red line).

Clades with PP ≥ 0.75 are numbered and their clade support and divergent ages mean (95% HPD) are shown in Table 2.

(b) HOG scaled Fig. 10 SWLD ages mean error: left column shows the mean age estimation error (blue line) and the standard deviation of age estimation error (red line).

(b) LBP scaled Fig. 9 HOG ages mean error: left column shows the mean age estimation error (blue line) and the standard deviation of age estimation error (red line).

Let i be a specific age and N i the corresponding number of entries; the age estimation error for the j-th entry of the age i is defined as: e_{i,j}=hat{i}_{j}-i_{j} (8) Fig. 8 LBP ages mean error: left column shows the mean age estimation error (blue line) and the standard deviation of age estimation error (red line).

All groups had receptive vocabulary below their chronological age (mean age = 22.8 years, mean BPVS age equivalence = 11.7 years).

The mean age (mean ± standard deviation (SD)) was 22.0 ± 5.0 years.

In the long run, results at this age mean absolutely nothing.

Pair-wise comparisons of all individual samples showed that cells from the same age are more similar than between ages (same age: mean correlation coefficient = 0.8 for P6, 0.82 for P30; between ages: mean correlation coefficient = 0.66; representative samples shown in Fig. 3A).

b Age: mean and standard deviation.