Sentence examples for consecutive means from inspiring English sources

"Consecutive" means the distance between two neighboring SNPs should not be larger than 30 kb.

Boudraa and Cexus proposed the consecutive mean square error (CMSE) criteria to differentiate IMFs of main signal component and IMFs of noise, that does not require any knowledge of, and use the main IMFs to reconstruct signal and performed denoising functions [13].

Our mixture model is a mixture of four univariate normal distributions with consecutive mean distances θi+1−θi = 1 unit apart.

Also, for both sets of simulations, our mixture model is a mixture of four univariate normal distributions with consecutive mean distances θi+1−θi = 1 unit apart.

If the five consecutive mean DLs in a set could be fitted by a reciprocal function (our arbitrary criterion was a coefficient of determination of 0.75), the drawn curve of the function and its regression equation was inserted in Fig.  4.

Single fiber EMG (SFEMG) results were expressed as the "mean value of consecutive differences" (mean MCD).

Ample snow underfoot, especially for four consecutive months, means everybody gets giddy.

But Ford's status as the weakest of the Detroit car companies financially — it lost $12.6 billion last year, and sales have declined for 12 consecutive months — means it cannot afford to guarantee that workers will keep their jobs, experts said.

In addition directly consecutive motifs means that a motif is ultimately following the previously without residue gaps between both.

Twenty-four consecutive patients (mean age 52 ± 17 years, mean IGS II 38 ± 15, mean Apache II 15 ± 6) were admitted in ICU.

Results: Twenty-four consecutive patients (mean age 60±12 years, 8 females) were included in this analysis.