Sentence examples for indicator of mean from inspiring English sources

A novel feature of the approach is the use of the rms fluctuations in signal rather than the mean level as the indicator of mean turbulent heat release.

Main outcome variable was mean count per minute (mcpm), an indicator of mean physical activity.

HbA1c is an indicator of mean blood glucose level over the last 8 12 weeks and indirectly a measure of glycemic control [ 23].

The glycated hemoglobin concentration (HbA1c) is a useful indicator of mean blood glucose concentrations over the preceding 3 months, but it may also unmask dysglycemic disorders, including the prediabetic state.

We used the estimated mean preferred direction as an indicator of mean endogenous heading because early fall passerine migration along this corridor is dominated by juveniles (van der Jeugd et al. 2007; Hahn et al. 2009), which are proposed to vector orient.

In contrast, the 'income threshold resilience index' gives results that seem more consistent with the well-being indicators of mean income and lower vulnerability.

The models were established using statistical regression technique and their accuracies evaluated using the statistical indicators of mean percentage error (MPE), mean bias error (MBE) and root mean square error (RMSE); hence the best model in each category was recognized.

In order to evaluate the day by day performance of these models, a statistical analysis was performed by using several statistical indicators of mean absolute bias error, root mean square error, normal root mean square error, test statistic, standard deviation and coefficient of determination.

For each indicator, evolution of mean levels (lines) and conformity rates (histograms) during the 6 quarters are shown in Figure  1.

Field measurements of daily mean pollen concentration served as an indicator of daily mean pollen release rates over the main flowering period up to 21 August (Fig. 2), with the corresponding daily deposition rate D d derived using Eq. 9.

We also calculated the duration of ECVP10 as the time of CVP above the level of 10 mmHg, which was considered as a relatively higher CVP level that might by unbeneficial for patients in critical care settings [17], and used it as an alternative indicator of the mean CVP level to estimate the association between ECVP load and outcome in the critical care settings.