Sentence examples for interpreted as average from inspiring English sources

However, the corresponding regression coefficients should be interpreted as average effects over the follow-up period.

For all simulations, the value λ is interpreted as average number of nodes per square meter.

Now, all the variables change at the time scale given by τ and the expectations w.r.t. the powers and the codes are also removed since these new variables, (p_{ji} tau),checkk {p}_{ji} tau)), and n ji, can be interpreted as average allocation variables, i.e., estimates of the average values of the instantaneous powers and codes allocated by the scheduler during one epoch.

Our hazard ratios can be interpreted as average effects over 52 weeks.

The calculated effect size estimators are to be interpreted as average effects for one additional risk allele.

Statistically significant slopes (p-values < 0.05) were interpreted as average annual increases/decreases in age-standardised mortality for the period.

The regression model for standing forward bend FC test can be interpreted as, on average (Table  5), 1 kg less body weight increases standing forward bend by 3.86 seconds; 1 ml/min/kg more aerobic capacity increases standing forward bend by 5.66 seconds; 1 point higher on the emotional exhaustion scale (range 0 100) increases standing forward bend by 1.57 seconds.

Thus, the estimated HRs should be interpreted as averages over time.

Because our model currently does not incorporate these variations in effective population number in mammals and influenza, our estimated fitnesses should be interpreted as averages over evolutionary timescales.

Changes in demographic parameters which can be interpreted as averages can be explained by three broad categories (Vaupel and Canudas-Romo 2002): problems with the data (Level-0), real changes in the phenomenon of interest (Level-1) and compositional changes (Level-2).

The first month (e.g., first year's January) and the thirteenth month (e.g., second year's January) were weighted with 0.5; thus, all twelve months of the year had the same weights and the resulting average can be interpreted as the average monthly suicide frequency in a one-year period around the respective month.