Sentence examples for mean and breadth from inspiring English sources

We tested for differences in the mean and breadth of native and introduced climate spaces using Welch's t-test and Levene's test for homogeneity of variance.

We first compare carbon isotope values and evaluate the hypothesis that dietary niches, inferred from the mean and breadth of carbon isotope values, did not change with interglacial warming.

It is hard to think of another contemporary playwright who combines such economy of means and breadth of imagination (1 05).

The following features were then calculated (or retrieved) for all 1 kbseqs: (1) fine scale recombination rate, (2) GC content, (3) allele frequencies of comprised SNPs, (4) expression parameters (peak, mean level and breadth) of the corresponding genes.

Mean bideltoid breadth and chest depth was 51.4 cm and 27.9 cm in the offshore workers, compared with 49.7 cm and 25.4 cm respectively in the UK population as a whole.

Based on 30 adult human tissues, we defined expression rate and breadth as the mean expression level and the number of tissues in which the gene is expressed, respectively (Waldman et al. 2010).

The size and breadth of options means that all ages and levels of daring are sated.

The diversity and breadth of inventory means you'll rarely run into someone who wears the Anthropologie style the same way that you do.

The "best map in the world" would mean that it surpasses both the quality and breadth of Google's offering.

As a means to improving an organisation the size and breadth of the NHS, it is a faith not anchored in evidence.

There is no time today to tell you of all that Dick meant to me---the depth and breadth of our relationship----what he did for me, what we did for each other.