Sentence examples for be median from inspiring English sources
noun
A central vein or nerve, especially the median vein or median nerve running through the forearm and arm.
An alternative measure would be median income (line up all the households in order of income and take the middle one) which is at its lowest level since 2002-03, the ONS says, although that's also quite an old figure, from 2012-13.
2) The data presented in the figures, with the exception of Figure 3, are said to be median values.
Staining intensities in EAC were similar to BE (median staining score 2.0), but the location shifted more apically and the staining pattern showed more granular features in EAC.
The pathogenesis may be median nerve compression leading to ischemia of median nerve, which impairs neural conduction and nerve damage [ 4].
As the accuracy f is paramount to the path ranking method in this work we define f to be median Pearson's correlation coefficient between g k and g k +1 over 100 bootstrapped replications.
Applying these data to the 2004 Australian population, we estimated that there would be median 27,344 (95% UI 26,517, 27,831) first-ever ischemic strokes and median 4,247 955% UI 4,121, 4,322) ICHs in Australia.
For each set in turn, the 150 longest exposures are chosen to be median-filtered for the output flat.
These are "median" noise barriers.
Of course these are median rents across entire boroughs.
The parameters used are: median, lower and upper quartiles.
Replicate signals were median averaged and normalized using LOWESS algorithm.
