Sentence examples similar to geographic means from inspiring English sources

A "dose response" was noted within the bite groups with the following geographic mean parasite densities for the 1, 3 and 5-bite groups (9.6, 15.5 and 24.1 parasites/µL) although the differences were not significant.

The geographic mean center of USA300 MRSA then shifted eastward from 2000 to 2013.

Geographic mean PM2.5 concentrations over eastern and western North America are 6.9 μg/m and 6.2 μg/m, respectively.

As for the quantification of donor leukocyte's MHC-I expression, engrafted donor leukocytes were gated, and the fluorescence intensities (FIs, including mean, geographic mean, and median) of anti-H-2Kb PE were measured.

Five tolerant mixed chimeras with donor cell levels of 4.28~35.12% at their age of 6 months were collected for the evaluation of H-2Kb mean, geographic mean, and median FIs.

A study in lifelong never-smoking adults recently revealed that the geographic mean of FENO for the whole population was 16.6 parts per billion (ppb) and the upper limits of FENO ranged from 24.0 to 54.0 ppb [ 173].

The weighted geographic mean center for each period is influenced by the states reporting MRSA during that time (influencing the starting location of the geographic center) and by the proportion of isolates defined as USA300 (how states are weighted in the calculation of the center).

Targeting the alerts to precise geographic areas means that people in Indianapolis do not get flood warnings meant for residents of the Gulf Coast, or even those for nearby Kentucky.

That geographic diversity means less concentration on any one market.

Israel's geographic vulnerability means that we do not have the luxury of caving in to the world's condemnation.

This geographic blend means that it is often more difficult to gain admission as a nonresident when compared to a resident at a state institution.