Sentence examples for conducted means from inspiring English sources

This study suggests that there are regional differences in the efficacy of options and responses of bird populations, although the number of tests conducted means that some of the apparent results may represent statistical artefacts.

Descriptive analyses were conducted (means, frequencies).

The poverty in many countries in which surveys are conducted, means that even the smallest financial incentive may raise concern about undue inducement to participate.

A further consequence of training, when externally conducted, means that these are short-term, intensive courses that take clinicians out of their clinic, imposing a further strain on the day-to-day running of the ART programme.

Each interview conducted meant reliving the trauma of being under siege in Sarajevo and being held in concentration camps in Visegrad.

The interviews were conducted mean 5.5±± 0.84 months after the infant was discharged from home health care.

The cultural context in which the FDG was conducted meant conflict may have been hinted at and not spoken about directly.

13 Prior to our analysis, we conducted mean imputation for missing data in order to maximise the sample size for analysis.

The rehabilitation that was conducted meant a lot of walking aides and wheelchairs and they felt this drastically decreased space in room of the ward.

The real question posed by the lawsuit is what "conduct" means.

To test for group differences in aversive tension (1), we will first conduct mean values of aversive tension for every participant.