Sentence examples for evolution of the median from inspiring English sources

Then, we studied the evolution of the median and the maximal value of ICP daily during those 8 days using pairwise comparisons (Friedman test).

Figures 1 and 2 display the temporal evolution of the median number of infectious individuals for several mitigation strategies, when only realizations leading to an attack rate higher than 10%% are considered.

While in the first model the time to progression is generally lower than 1 year, in the case of spontaneous evolution the median time to progression was longer and reflected the time needed for the generation of a truly new malignant clone that would progress to overt MM.

With regards to the BMI, the evolution of the percentiles below the median is very different from the evolution of the percentiles that are above such median for both genders, especially that of the most extreme percentiles.

Though species exhibit some variation along PC2, the reduced variation relative to PC1 and the preference of a single-peak OU model suggest that the evolution of paired and median fin attributes, at least as described herein, is restricted to a single adaptive optimum in all of Geophagini.

Conversely patients who did not receive L-OHP during the evolution of the disease had significantly lower median OS.

The use of glucocorticoids [ 2] and TNF inhibitors [ 3, 4] in the treatment of sciatica might therefore hinder DH resorption and, possibly, the median or long-term evolution of the disease.

Think of the median age!

In Queens the median stabilized rent is 89percentt of the median market rent.

The median of the Median Employee Pay levels for the companies reporting was approximately $63,000.

In 1986, the median home price in Jackson Hole was 354percentt of the median income.