Sentence examples for long term mean from inspiring English sources

"But none of these things being unsustainable over the long term mean they have to come crashing down," he added.

Each point in the plane thus represents the departure from the long term mean of one calendar year's observed data.

The total precipitation in 2004 was 144 mm, i.e. less then half of the long term mean precipitation.

We found that the spatial variability of groundwater storage anomalies (deviations from the long term mean) increases as a power function of extent scale (square root of area).

The objective cure rate in patients with positive cotton swab angle results monitored long term (mean 62 months) was 100% (41 of 41).

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But Marsh's form soon reverted to its well-established long-term mean.

This suggests that long-term mean reversion shouldn't push us down further.

This pattern is long-term mean reversion: As Joseph told Pharaoh, big booms are followed by big busts.

This forecast was in contrast to the long-term mean of 11 named storms and 6 hurricanes.

As a result, despite above-average rainfall, inflows into the system were below February's long-term mean.