The phrase "average of the basal" is not entirely correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts related to statistics or biology, but it requires additional context for clarity.
Example: "To determine the average of the basal metabolic rate, we collected data from several participants."
Alternatives: "mean of the basal" or "average basal value".
To achieve two levels of residual basal areas (HRBA and LRBA), while at the same time complying with the legal restrictions, we had to choose plots with the lowest initial basal areas for LRBA (average 34% of the basal area cut) and those with the largest basal areas for HRBA (average 24% of the basal area cut) (Table 1).
Assigning function to a labeled bouton is also restricted by a lack of knowledge of the postsynaptic element: a synapse made at a particular location in cortex can connect to neurons whose soma lie 250μm or more distant, depending on the average spread of the basal dendrites in that cortical area far enough to fall within a different phase of the functional map.
Data represent the average of 5 basal collections per animal (n = 7 probes/group from 4 mice/group and are normalized to control levels (two-way ANOVA for genotype: F1,190 = 0.0206; p = 0.88).
Insulin infusion was constant on each day, at one of three randomly assigned rates: 1) a minimum rate of either 0.01 units/kg/h or an average of the subject's daytime basal rate, whichever was higher (designated "low"); 2) a rate of 0.05 units/kg/h (designated "high"); and 3) midway between the minimum and maximum rates (designated "medium").
On average, 23% of the initial basal area was removed during the winter 2002/2003.
A Mann-Whitney test was used to compare the medians of the average lifetime between the basal condition and those stimulated with ligands or treated with drugs.
We compared the Ca2+ extrusion rates, following removal of external Ca2+ in the presence of Tg, in WT and Bcl-2 KO cells and summarized the results by calculating the average half-time of recovery of the basal [Ca2+]i.
The level of suppression was calculated as the ratio of the secretion rate between 5 and 15 minutes (just after peak plasma insulin) and average of the 0 to 5 minutes (basal) and 15 to 60 minutes (return to basal) secretion rates identified.
The average of basal and terminal log ends was used for QTL analysis for these three measurements.
For each ubiquitylated peptide, the average iTRAQ reporter ion intensity values of the luminal samples (116 and 117 labels) were divided by the average iTRAQ reporter ion intensity values of the basal samples (114 and 115) and log2-transformed.
