Sentence examples for comprehensive average from inspiring English sources

The present study proposed 1) to devise a comprehensive average map illustrating the spatial distribution of STA for the lower limb during treadmill gait and 2) to analyze STARM from four marker-clusters assigned to areas extracted from spatial distribution.

(comprehensive average, gold standard).

Generate functions to allow comprehensive averaging of multiple skulls with their corresponding facial soft tissue   3.

The increment of land width and decrement of distance of two adjacent pads will result in enhancement of comprehensive averaging effect in consideration of center displacement and yaw angle.

The comprehensive annual average thermal efficiency is 77.16%, and the average heat-to-power ratio is 40.65%.

Because the sampling of present-day wolf population is rather comprehensive (on average 42% of the wolves born that time; [ 20]), it is legitimate to presume, that these alleles have vanished from the modern Finnish wolf population, and represent true 'ghost alleles' and that suggest a more diverse historical population.

According to Sutton Trust, in the 100 most socially selective comprehensives, the average proportion of children from income deprived homes is 8.6%, against 20.1% in the schools' localities.

The rate of heterosexual male to female HIV transmission reported in a comprehensive review averaged about 1 in 1250 acts; even during the highly infectious stage immediately after HIV acquisition in the male partner the rate averaged less than 1 in 100 acts [ 5].

As well as not being Nick Clegg's local school – it is just over two miles away – the London Oratory school is far from being an average comprehensive.

That meant the head of a "typical" primary school in England would receive a direct cash boost of about £55,000 in 2005-06 to spend as they wanted, while the average comprehensive would get £180,000.

"You just don't expect to hear so much about this average comprehensive school where there's lots of different types of people, with different backgrounds, and different interests and styles and music tastes.