Sentence examples for earliest mean from inspiring English sources

The earliest mean age-at-onset was in ARQ/ARH animals (although there were only three cases in this genotype, all from the same flock) and VRQ/VRQ animals, followed by ARH/VRQ, ARQ/VRQ, ARQ/ARQ and then ARR/VRQ (table 5).

The TNF-β B2/B2 and TNF-α -308 AA genotypes were associated with the earliest mean age of psoriasis onset.

The two immature gametocyte clusters (clusters 95 and 125) with evidence for in vivo expression had among the earliest mean peak times within the set of immature gametocyte clusters (based on the NF54 gametocyte time course [ 30]).

I shall send you a budget by the earliest means but when that will be none can tell.

The chariot was the earliest means of transportation in combat other than a soldier's own powers of locomotion.

The chariot was the earliest means of transportation in combat other than man's own powers of locomotion.

Since the colonial period, when waterways and trails provided the earliest means of travel, modes of transportation have evolved to serve the changing economy.

The moon provided our ancient ancestors with one of the earliest means of keeping and measuring time, and many early religions had cults that worshipped it.

Doesn't the intervention of a producer so early mean characterful voices might get weeded out?

But the large coal retirements referenced earlier mean there is now more wind capacity than coal capacity in Texas.

Urinary BPA concentrations were lower in 2005/06 than in the earlier NHANES wave, with a geometric mean value of 1.79 compared with the earlier mean of 2.49.