Sentence examples similar to consistent for mean from inspiring English sources

The extent of the bias was less pronounced for Dia-IBP versus Dia-NIBP (−2.2 mmHg) but still consistent for Mean-IBP versus Mean-NIBP (7.4 mmHg).

The results at 2.5 years were consistent with those for mean stand volume (SV) noted above.

The mean and median concentrations of T-PAH for In-NCT samples from this study are consistent with those for mean or median T-PAH in SHD reported by other investigators.

A time series of DUP using a constant emission threshold of 7 ms–1, as used in Chomette et al. [ 1999], shows a dramatic reduction by 86% over the 27 year study period (red line, Figure 2) and has interstation variability largely consistent with that for mean wind (Table 1).

Our mean ratio (2.18 ± 1.72) is consistent with mean values for 10 studies summarized in a recent review (Stern and Smith 2003), which ranged from 1.09 to 2.32.

The mean SADQ for the alcohol-dependent group was 33.7 (SD 16.0), which is indicative of severe alcohol dependence (>30) and consistent with mean scores for previous studies (mean 26.9 34.2) [ 42– 42].

Furthermore, the mean AChE activity in our study population for children living with flower workers (3.08 U/mL) and agricultural workers (3.20 U/mL) were consistent with mean levels reported for Hispanic children living in agricultural (3.0 U/mL) and nonagricultural families (3.1 U/mL) in Oregon (USA) (Higgins et al. 2001).

The mean elbow extension passive ranges of movement (ROM) during the pre-manipulative stretch were verified to be consistent at mean 181.6° (SD 1.9°) for the right tested side and 183.1° SD 2.1°) for the left tested side during the Standard position, and 182.9° SD 2°) and 184.1° SD 1.7°) during the Varied position, right and left side respectively.

In a CPHM model of all-cause mortality controlling for age at index, the hazard of joint replacement showed a trend between CRP change categories consistent with the finding for mean CRP (Table 3 & Figure 2).

The mean SOGS score for the gamblers was 9.7 [standard deviation (SD) 5.8], consistent with mean scores in previous studies (mean 9.4 12.6) [ 36– 41].

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