Sentence examples for categories average from inspiring English sources
In all-female groups, piglets also had a higher tail damage duration (20.2 days), compared to the other three treatment categories (average of 16 days; P < 0.05).
Following the onset of tail biting, all-female groups had a lower 40% tail damage incident point (10.9 days), compared to the other three treatment categories (average of 16 days; P < 0.05).
For the following 2 categories, average scores were not in compliance: a score of 4.2% versus the target of 0% was recorded for cattle caught improperly in the squeeze chute; and a score of 52% versus the target of 25% was recorded for cattle that jumped or ran from the squeeze chute exit.
We found that overall the community size distributions are very similar across all categories (average JSD across all pairs 0.05).
According to Bob O'Donnell, research manager for IDC's PC display and multimedia technologies research program, the reason monitor revenue is increasing faster than shipments is because unlike most other PC-related categories, average selling prices for monitors are on the rise.
Prinstein's research found that a teen's likability ultimately places her or him into one of five categories: average, accepted, neglected, rejected, or the aforementioned controversial.
On the basis of these records, those in control can formulate categories, averages, and norms that are in turn a basis for knowledge.
Intercoder reliability for counsellor categories averaged 0.78 (range, 0.54 0.98) and counselee categories averaged 0.83 (range, 0.59 0.97).
The libraries were grouped into 47 higher-level tissue categories (averaging across duplicates and triplicates).
The main coder recoded a random 10% of her own consultations and reliability coefficients (Pearson's r) for counsellor categories averaged 0.81 (range, 0.54 0.96) and counselee categories averaged 0.91 (range, 0.75 0.97).
Outcome variables from the activity monitor included time (minutes per day) spent at different activity intensity categories averaged per day over the measurement period.
