Sentence examples for examination mean from inspiring English sources

On clinical examination, mean spleen size was 12.3 cm below the costal margin in Amudat (SD 4.2 cm) and 11.4 cm in Kacheliba (SD 4.4 cm; t test P < 0.001).

The older and cognitively diminished (Mini Mental State Examination mean 21.6, SD ±4.8) participants in Tsunoda's study were more vulnerable and seem to have benefited even more from benzodiazepine withdrawal than our participants did.

Two re-examinations were undertaken of this cohort, first, in 1982 1984 (between 4 and 40 years after the draft board examination, mean age 35 years, range 22 64) and second, in 1991 1994 (mean age of participants 45.6 years, range 33 75).

In total, the 241 males and 246 females were aged of 2 months to 13 years, 293 of which were at least 2 years old at the time of the first examination (mean age at the first examination: 3.25 years); 357 dogs were examined once, 86 twice, 23 three times, 17 four times, 4 five times, on average in the space of a one year period.

At follow-up (time since first examination: mean, 698[plusmn]47.2d; median, 481d), the sensory examination remained of no value in distinguishing the neurogenic bladder type.

At the time of the last follow-up examination (mean = 19 months), the IOP was still improved or maintained in four eyes and the visual acuity improved in relation to the baseline in three eyes.

For me, that process of examination meant undertaking a journey into Islam and Christianity.

Inclusion criteria were patients having received 2D panoramic radiographs (Cranex, Soredex, Tuusula, Finland) and 3D CBCT (KaVo 3D eXam, Biberach, Germany) showing the maxillary sinus without any surgical procedure in between the two examinations (mean 8.6 days, SD 21 days).

Several common high-dose procedures had relatively high average retake rates, for example, lumbosacral spine examinations (mean 16.2%, range=4 53%).

However, characteristics of examinations with high variability and indications of supplementary examinations mean that overuse cannot be ruled out, but neither can underuse.

No statistical significant correlation was found for VFI progression and age, baseline IOP, number of visual field examinations, mean arterial pressure, and follow-up period, respectively.