Sentence examples for based on mean winter from inspiring English sources

Hence, acclimation temperatures were based on mean winter and summer temperatures naturally experienced by the population from which the rats were sampled [37].

a Is based on mean wage in 1995, b, c based on mean wage in 2010.

Elimination rates were similar for all groups based on mean clearance (CL 0.232 to 0.329 L/day) and half-life (19.6 to 25.8 days) values.

Because the HIs based on mean daily temperature (HI01 HI03) had simple definitions at different relative temperature cut points for defining a heat wave and also had significant associations with adverse outcomes (HI01 and HI03 for PTB, HI02 for NAD), we chose these heat wave metrics to examine whether associations differed by rurality.

Similarly, the estimated ages of three subclusters of Clade B are 5940 ± 900, 5500 ± 2420 and 4950 ± 1540 years, based on mean genetic distances to their central nodes of 0.54 ± 0.09, 0.50 ± 0.22 and 0.45 ± 0.14 substitutions, respectively.

These calculations by the EFSA are based on mean PFC concentrations of 0.440 ng PFOS/kg and 0.380 ng PFOA/kg in house dust.

Based on median values, the contaminants are higher than SL in 17 82 % of the boatyards; based on mean values, it is 33 82 % of the boatyards, where the contaminants exceed SL; and based on maximum values, 56 86 % of the boatyards have higher concentrations than SL (Table  6).

Based on the current and previous analyses (Anderson and Bell 2009; Vaneckova et al. 2011), HIs based on mean daily temperature (such as HI01 HI03) may be the most useful and simplest metric for the United States, although more comparative analyses at the regional level are needed.

Taking the U.S. News & World Report Professional School Rankings in 2008 based on Mean Reputation Score, Duke ranks 7th among national universities.

The GMs for the house indices based on mean and maximum dust weights were 200.6 mg (GSE 12.6) and 644.7 mg (GSE 37.0), respectively.

Males considered as potential sires were all males in the entire population older than 1,250 days of age (based on youngest age at reproduction; Bercovitch et al. 2003) and present on the island at least 200 days before the actual birth of a given infant (based on mean ± SD gestation length of 166.5 ± 7.4; Silk et al. 1993).