Sentence examples for making the mean from inspiring English sources

Because the mean arterial pressure is equal to the total peripheral flow times the total peripheral resistance, this goal was converted to an expression of making the mean aortic pressure track a reference signal.

With the diffusion limitation, the Li ions may be incorporated mainly at the wire tips, making the mean path for electrons and Li ions longer and, consequently, the mean electric resistance higher.

However, in this scenario shorter exons would be overrepresented due to the PCR amplicon length bias (typically a few hundred bp), making the mean and median underestimated.

Here μ has been fixed to 0.1, making the mean and the mode of kmax for the model ensemble to coincide with the value we compute from the Yeastract [5] database, at kmax = 9 (see Text S2 for details).

(SD = 6), making the mean course of illness 16 years by the start of the study.

Moreover, the distributions shown in Figures 3B and 4C are skewed to the right, making the mean a poor choice for calculating the relative number.

Admittedly, the leap from 2011 to 2012 was a modest 0.1% increase, which made the mean age of mothers 29.8.

The blocking factor should be chosen such that you get a suitable number of events in each pixel of interest to make the mean be meaningful.

This is defined as the transaction cost per trade which makes the mean return of the strategy equal to zero for our prediction period, 2000 2010.

The best T should make the mean value of shadow regions and that of non-shadow regions have the biggest weighted difference.

The 105 statistical experiment results are given in Tables 3 and 4, where the ceiling operator is employed to make the mean value and variance be an integer.