Sentence examples for because the mean time from inspiring English sources

Figure 9(a) shows that for small, is high because the mean time between coalition formation messages is too long.

Bias might arise in recalling stress reactions because the mean time elapsed since the most recent suicide was 4.2 years.

Based on these precedents, we predicted a constant relative response threshold θ across T. Because the mean timed response is represented in TR as μ = θ T + δ, θ can be efficiently estimated as the slope of a linear regression of μ on T. Responses cannot be of zero duration; the intercept of the regression, δ, estimates the minimum response duration in these circumstances.

It is important to be able to define the availability as a key parameter because, although other performance indicators (as the mean time before failures MTBF or mean time to failure MTTF) exist, they are often misused.

Furthermore, because the mean search time during the last 3 days was more than 7 times (86 and 47 s; see above) than the predicted mean average time based on previous analyses on these lines (7.7 s; see Methods), the difference in maze performance is unlikely to be caused by differences in swimming ability between the large- and small-brained lines.

Here, because the mean generation time was 3.6 days, we cannot use weekly reports of time of symptom onset.

Because the mean diagnosed time was approximately 1.5 months in this study, it is unknown whether the IOP increase occurred before or after CRVO.

However, because the mean survival time may not be well estimated from the observed data due to a high percentage of censored observations [ 40], an alternative mean restricted survival duration was proposed and defined as the population average event-free durations for a restricted time of t* [ 41, 83].

Fagus conservation was so effective because the mean residence times of C in the ecosystem pools were longer than those in the main Fagus products (see Methods, Table 3).

However, the likelihood of this possibility was precluded because participants' mean time of residence at their addresses at the time of ATL diagnosis was 17 years; mean times did not differ between the study groups.

P&Cs and HCPs had similar views about current upper limb post-stroke rehabilitation (although it is important to note that because P&Cs' mean time post-stroke was 8 years their personal experience may not reflect current practice).