Sentence examples for highest and mean from inspiring English sources

Fire activity was generally highest and mean fire return intervals were lowest on Sunrise Ridge during the late Holocene, and are consistent with tree-ring based estimates of fire frequency.

Besides the chosen threshold of 7.7 mmol/l, other possible thresholds and glycemic variables (admission, highest and mean glucose) were possible predictors of future diabetes, but none showed better results in our population.

Overall mean pollen protein content was high (39.8%), and mean total FA content was 3.8%.

That's high, and means foreign sellers heading for the exit would struggle to find enough domestic buyers.

The values −1, +1 and 0 correspond to the low, high and mean levels of each factor, respectively.

Because the number of participants was relatively high and mean age was 57 years, we decided to include this study.

With increasing quartiles of FGF23, mean serum phosphate and calcium-phosphorus product levels were higher, and mean hemoglobin and eGFR were lower.

The Gaelic àrd means "high"; and each means "horse".

After statistical adjustment, we continued to observe higher EPO doses and higher mean hemoglobin levels in 25% facilities.

Situated high (and I mean high) on the Cornish coast, the visible ruins are all that is left of a 12th century castle.

The range indicates the lowest and highest mean SDs obtained from several pairs of comparisons.