Sentence examples for central trend from inspiring English sources

This proved to have a surprisingly unifying effect on the conference, with a vast majority of delegates agreed that the central trend should be out of the conference hall, with the main aim of getting to the nearest pub.

The central trend measurement chosen to analyze DO, COD, and BOD Fig. 5 (a c) was the median, as it is not influenced by extreme series values and due to their higher variations in their concentrations among the samples.

bulgaricus genome has undergone a rapid reductive evolution as gene loss and metabolic simplification, known to be the central trend of evolving LABs [5].

For single doses, the central trend predicted by the model matched the central trend of observed data in visual predictive check plots.

Central trend approaches are built on the quantification of more and less transfer.

Initially a descriptive analysis of the variables was carried out with central trend and dispersion data.

The island's highest mountain range, the Cordillera Central, trends east-west and exceeds 3,000 feet (900 metres) in many areas; its slopes are somewhat gentle in the north but rise sharply from the south coast to the loftier peaks, topped at about 4,390 feet (1,338 metres) by Cerro de Punta, the highest point on the island.

In Albo's discussion of this root, he discriminates between two different concepts of time, Aristotelian-physical and Neoplatonic-ontological. Two central trends appear in the academic literature on this topic.

The findings of this study can help scientific researchers understand the performance and central trends of translational medical research globally and therefore suggest directions for further research.

Because the median titer is a more robust estimate of central trending, and the mean may be skewed by outliers, the median titer is traditionally used in our laboratory for this type of functional assay.

The methods used to analyze changes in longitudinal data have been evolving steadily over the last twenty years or so and notably since the use descriptive methods, which use measurements of central trends (means, medians,…) and thus eclipse the longitudinal nature of the data.