Sentence examples for below the mean increased from inspiring English sources

In that multicenter study, no decrease was found in the rate of neurodevelopmental impairment, and in fact the proportion of infants with MDI more than 2 SD below the mean increased from 40% in 1993 96 to 47% in 1996 99.

In a phase-2 study, modelling analysis predicted that after cessation of tofacitinib administration, the 90% upper confidence limit of the mean increase in SCr fell below 10% of pre-treatment baseline within 2 to 6 weeks.

From (10) it can be deduced that when the pension system becomes more redistributive (lower α), the optimal legal retirement ages of the old individuals with wages below the mean one increase.

He says failure to reform Social Security will mean increasing numbers of women will fall below the poverty line during retirement.

The latter alternative means increased unemployment.

Patients with increased PCB 138 (> 710 ng/L) had more frequently undetectable interleukin-4 blood levels than patients with PCB 138 below the mean, and patients with increased PCB 101 (> 31 ng/L) more often had low DR+ cell counts in the blood (< 190/microL) than patients with PCB 101 below the mean.

Increased success means increased scrutiny.

The proportion of children underweight (weight <2 SD below the mean) was 10% during 2001 and had increased to 13% in 2011.

Normally, cortisol increases in response to a stressor and then decreases with the removal of the stressor, and children with low BPb levels (1 SD below the mean) show this pattern of cortisol increase and decrease in response to a laboratory mirror-tracing stressor in which participants used a computer mouse and cursor to trace a star on the computer screen (Gump et al. 2008).

In these patients, an age of 45 (1 SD below the mean) was associated with an almost tenfold increase in hazard of all-cause mortality if patients were depressed.

In women, it increased from.02, or 2% of total variance, at 2 standard deviations above the mean level of education to.63, or 23% of total variance, at 2 standard deviations below the mean (Table 3).