Sentence examples for by changes in mean from inspiring English sources
This effect was not reflected by changes in mean total volatile fatty acid concentration or pH in the rumen.
The aim of this study was to investigate the ability of our proposed system identification method to predict closed-loop dynamic changes in TPR induced by changes in mean arterial pressure (MAP) and right atrial pressure (RAP).
Signed difference g p − g c is not affected by changes in mean luminance.
However, a 9.3 13.7-fold increase in the number of NP associating with any given monocyte compared to individual T or B lymphocytes was observed, as indicated by changes in mean fluorescence intensity (MFI) values.
Only initial fluid responsiveness could be roughly appreciated by changes in mean arterial pressure (GoR: 0).
Collectively, these results suggest that the FRM-3 and NLG-1 scaffolds increase the diversity of quantal responses, and that this effect cannot be explained by changes in synaptic UNC-49 levels nor by changes in mean mIPSC amplitude.
Alterations of motor memory are identified by changes in means, variances, and correlations between test results.
Periodontal disease change was defined by change in mean PD (ΔMPD), mean AL (ΔMAL), or mean percent of sites with ≥5 mm; change was calculated as year 5 minus baseline values so that negative values indicate improvement and positive values indicate progression of periodontal disease.
To evaluate the safety of 0.1, 0.4 and 0.75 mg/kg primaquine when administered together with the fifth dose of AL as measured by change in mean haemoglobin, prevalence of severe anaemia (haemoglobin <5 g/dl) and evidence of black urine (haemoglobinuria).
We measured the block-by-block changes in mean firing rate, neuronal discrimination performance (d', defined as the capacity to discriminate between nearby test image orientations), and mean LFP power across blocks of trials.
Importantly, we also show that an integrator network made stable by dual homeostasis is robust to variations in control system parameters and (as in the previous examples) unaffected by changes in input mean and variance.
