Sentence examples for based on mean differences from inspiring English sources

This comparison was based on mean differences, thus expressing raters' severity.

Analyses were based on mean differences between intervention groups and the comparator treatment group.

We used the random effects approach of DerSimonian and Laird based on mean differences for analysis of time to first alleviation of symptoms.

At the other extreme, simulations based on mean differences of 5 and small standard deviation for paired differences show a EC lower than the desired 95% nominal coverage, although this is only observed in cases with small sample sizes.

The power was based on mean differences whereas we finally used Poisson regression analysis to study differences in numbers of days with wheeze, which detects smaller differences as statistically significant.

Accuracies of three different sensors were determined based on mean difference (Md) (Addiscott and Whitmore 1987), relative root mean square error, RRMSE and coefficient of determination (R2) (Loague and Green 1991) between the sensor θv and that derived from θg.

The NJ tree [ 67] was constructed based on mean character differences (distance) and bootstrap support values were determined based on 10,000 neighbor joining replicates.

Multiple iterations of neighbour-joining trees based on mean pairwise differences between breeds or geographical regions (figure 1 b, c) consistently placed Thoroughbreds with British and Irish Native horses.

In order to predict censored survival time, martingale residuals were calculated as a new continuous outcome and a new fitness function used by the grammatical evolution neural network (GENN) based on mean absolute difference of martingale residuals was implemented.

This approach, however, does not consider within-sample variability, and population affinity is based solely on mean differences.

Figure 3 A shows the relationships among M and S populations based on mean Contrast value differences across all 400,071 SNPs.