Sentence examples for allocated a mean from inspiring English sources

Nephrologists allocated a mean 8.1 (standard deviation, 5.9) hours per week to office practice with no difference between 2010 and 2012.

In Japan, two Ipomoea batatas (sweet potato) cultivars allocated a mean 81% of dry weight to harvestable roots, producing almost 13 Mg ha−1 (Sulaiman and Sasaki 2001).

In an Idaho trial, two Solanum tuberosum (potato) cultivars fertilized at recommended rates allocated a mean of 80% of total plant dry weight to tubers, producing a mean 11.5 Mg ha−1 of tuber dry weight.

Ms. Urdang continued: "Another practice that is very, very devastating is that women do not have land rights and property rights in most of sub-Saharan Africa, which means they are allocated a plot of land to work on in order to produce food for the family.

[He lasted a year.] I then applied to study maths and philosophy at Oxford and submitted an open application, which means you're randomly allocated a college.

Participants were randomised to receive either the supplement or placebo and had been taking the allocated intervention for a mean of 18 (range 14 27) months when the samples used in this study were taken.

This means allocating a certain transmit power to one user not only consumes its own capacity, but also reduces the capacity of other users due to interference.

The nodes with lower value than the mean reallocation satisfaction should allocate a percentage of the serving mobile devices to the nodes with higher user satisfaction than the mean reallocation satisfaction.

This means that the software allocates a random bus, which is different from its workplace (or the car park bus), to each EV for its home location.

Using money already allocated would mean not being able to complete or carry out existing activities.

Then, animals were randomly allocated to a high mean arterial pressure group (High MAP, 80 85 mmHg) or to a standard mean arterial pressure group (Standard-MAP, 65 70 mmHg).