All were also clinically meaningful (i.e. 2 points or greater[ 31]) with the exception of pain intensity "currently" from baseline to the end of treatment and "on average" from baseline to the end of treatment (table 2).
Perhaps they felt peculiarly suited to a career where salaries begin, on average, at $8,000 a year less than other professions and end, on average, at $24,000 less.
When parents began intensive toilet training -- directing the child to use the toilet more than three times a day -- before the child reached 27 months, it took 10 to 16 months and ended, on average, when the child was 35 months old.
In the end, on average, women still only make 81 cents to the dollar.
Excluding the Y chromosome, the map features an RH/FISH mapped BAC every 3.5 Mb and an RH mapped BAC-end, on average, every 2 Mb.
Find out when frosts start and end on average, so you know the right time to plant.
A century ago, the average length of marriage in the US was 25 years but now marriages that don't end in divorce last on average nearly 60 years.
These elements are presented on the top panel of figure 9. We first verified that elements missing their 3′ ends are on average more divergent than those with intact 3′ ends, which is expected if 3′ termini are lost post-insertionally and not at the time of insertion.
This trope eclipses the reality of the people on the ground, who barely make ends meet on average incomes in the EU's poorest member state.
Today, the scientific consensus is that the field arises in Earth's outer core, where the movement of liquid iron creates a giant, self-perpetuating electromagnetic dynamo, and that the geometry of the field is approximately dipolar, like a bar magnet, with the two ends coinciding, on average, with the geographic North and South Poles.
