Sentence examples for maximum mean difference from inspiring English sources

The maximum mean difference between two instruments was as high as 0.33 mmol/l (range 0.21 0.50 mmol/l).

In ANOVA with multiple pair wise comparisons the IgG response was significantly higher with all antigens (P < 0.01) except McAg (P > 0.05) with a maximum mean difference of 0.1838 in comparison to control with ImIAg (Table 1).

A maximum mean difference of 31.20% was observed between vehicles treated and extracts treated eyes in water loading experimental animal model while a maximum mean intraocular pressure lowering of 31.29% was observed in steroid induced model of glaucoma.

In the Schwarzer et al. study, the maximum mean difference between two instruments was 0.33 mmol/l (median 0.29 mmol/l, range 0.21 0.50 mmol/l) for postfilter iCa values despite internal quality controls within the 14%% variation of combined imprecision and bias according to national regulation.

The maximum mean difference in cartilage volume obtained from one in four slices to that obtained from all slices was 3.3%, which is substantially smaller than the difference of 9% between cartilage volume obtained from 1.5 mm thick slices of MR image and that measured by means of water displacement [ 9, 19, 28, 29].

Authors have reported that its primary statistical method, i.e., the intersection union test, can suffer from low power, the maximum mean difference from placebo provides a positively biased estimate of prolongation, 3– 5 and the result cannot be used directly to predict the outcomes in subjects at risk for increased exposures.

Preterm milk was higher in true protein than term milk, with maximum mean differences up to 35% (0.7 g/dl) in the first few days after birth (Table  4, Figure  4).

Overall the maximum and mean difference in expression was 21.9 and 3.17-fold, respectively.

The maximum absolute mean differences are less than 2.7 mm2 and 4.4 mm2, and 90th percentile of the absolute differences are 5.6 mm2 and 8.2 mm2 respectively.

The first study 22 examined IMT in 28 ventilated patients aged 70 years and older and found that a twice-daily 5-minute training regimen beginning at an intensity of 30% of maximum significantly increased the inspiratory muscle strength (mean difference in maximum inspiratory pressure of 7.6 cm H2O, 95% CI 5.8 9.4) and a reduction in the weaning period (mean difference of 1.7 days, 95% CI 0.4 3.0).

Two Markov chains were run in parallel with a subsampling frequency of 100 until convergence was reached (population effective size of 242, maximum difference of 0.105175, mean difference of 0.00381158) (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online).