Sentence examples for average of appropriate from inspiring English sources

The output option was selected as average of replicate treatments relative to the average of appropriate control.

For each hospital, the overall average proportion of appropriate prescriptions by criterion of appropriateness is displayed in Table 2.

AT = axillary temperature, LWA = low weight for age b Not included on the baseline assessment tool Figure  2 shows the unadjusted average proportion of appropriate tasks performed correctly comparing arms A and B at baseline (time 0) and at endline (time 1).

Based on these results, we can conclude that our scales are adequate for further analysis and consequently we took the average of the appropriate scale items for each factor.

"Over time, market participants might learn how little weight they should give any published average of 'appropriate' policies," Donald L. Kohn, then the Fed's vice chairman, said in a speech explaining the decision.

The method relies on the probability-weighted averaging of the appropriate concentration tensors, which are established by the micromechanical procedure.

Average time to initiation of appropriate antibiotic therapy was 9 ± 23 hours.

Application of appropriate averaging techniques to partial differential equations describing the dynamics of water ice phase transitions reduces spatially distributed relations to several ordinary differential equations with control parameters and uncertainties.

The generally accepted definition of menopause is the first day of the first year of no menstruation for a woman of appropriate age (average age 51-52).

In the developing world an average of 43 per cent of girls of appropriate age attend secondary school.

Two coefficients were then introduced in the equations to model the interventions: t ω0 as an estimate of the average differences in the proportion of appropriate prescriptions (according to criteria) before and after the intervention, and δ1 to estimate whether the effect of the intervention is constant (δ1 = 0), expanding (δ1 > 0) or fading away (δ1 < 0).