The phrase "allocated the mean" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the process of assigning or distributing a mean value in a statistical context, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "In the analysis, we allocated the mean value to each group to ensure fair comparison."
Alternatives: "assigned the mean" or "distributed the mean".
Among the studied samples, sample C was allocated the maximum mean of yielding resistance, S y, the highest mean of predicted stiffness and the highest percentage of energy absorption capability.
Animals with missing genotypes were allocated the population mean for the missing markers.
Typically in cellphone research, these situations have been allocated the arithmetic mean or median.
They assumed that the activity durations are exponentially distributed random variables, resources allocated affect the mean of service times, and the new projects are generated according to a Poisson process.
For patients allocated to placebo, the mean age was 52.3 years, 253 had steroid treatment (63.5%) and 207 (among 358 patients tested) were RF positive (83.6%).
Both insisted that Florida's delegates must be seated, even if that meant allocating the delegates according to the Jan . 29results.
It also means allocating the right people, with the right level of seniority, experience, and political connections, to work on the change.
Allocating the extra places by means of new colleges, rather than more places at existing colleges, would give an exclusive focus on these schools and colleges without debilitating debates about distributional fairness and existing practice in "traditional" colleges.
The randomization is concealed, which means that the treating physiotherapist obtains the allocated treatment by means of a computer software program, by entering the name and military registration number of the patient.
But just because the money has been allocated does not mean the line will actually get built.
