The results from these questionnaires were normally distributed, enabling the means (and 95% confidence intervals (CI)) to be compared using a one-way ANOVA.
A non-parametric model of randomness is employed in the SEA components, based on diffuse wave theory and the Gaussian Orthogonal Ensemble (GOE), and this enables the mean and variance of second order quantities such as vibrational energy and response cross-spectra to be predicted.
Analytical expressions enable the ensemble mean and variance of energy responses over this ensemble to be found at low computational cost.
He said the law had been amended to enable the courts to means test for legal aid and the system was being rolled out around the country, but had yet to reach Southwark.
Soccer, like most sports, is a team game which, in the vaguest definition, revolves around 11 players who must work together in a series of carved out positions and tactics to enable the most efficient means of obtaining and exploiting a small leather ball to allow them to win a game.
It is evident that, if the number of evaluators is substantially raised, these discrepancies tend to diminish, and would also enable the analysis using mean values.
Sample size was set to a minimum of 338 responders to enable the estimation of mean values with a confidence interval of ±0.032 points, and a standard deviation of 0.3 points, assuming a normal distribution of scores with a confidence interval of 95% (t-value = 1.96) [ 41].
The results enable the estimation of the mean flow rate in through holes and the penetration depth in BMV at defined hydrodynamic conditions in the bath.
For this secondary analysis, the change in current back pain between baseline and 14-month follow-up was chosen a priori as the treatment outcome, as this enabled the marginal means to be calculated for each subgroup.
Thus the Communication states that the EC will "develop the means to enable the research community to compare salaries, including social security benefits and taxes, between countries, between disciplines, between sectors, and between male and female researchers".
