Sentence examples for mean average length from inspiring English sources

The mean average length of time since diagnosis, where known, was 3.24 years (range 11 months-19 years).

The results, hyperlinked in the column named "Mean average length of sequence with gaps and link to truncation analysis" shows a representation of the alignment, as a.txt file, that indicates the deletions present at the extremes of the sequences within a given cluster.

The average (mean) length of stay in Dutch hospitals decreased from 14 days in 1980 to 7 days in 2006.

The average mean length of the 4 bandits ranged from 2.5 to 5 (see 'Materials and methods') and was manipulated across 3 levels corresponding to three different context types.

Mean length: Mean length of assembled sequences.

Assembled Stylonychia nanochromosomes are somewhat shorter on average than Oxytricha (mean length 2,760 bp compared with mean length 2,982 bp), which may reflect the use of Sanger reads in the Oxytricha assembly, and also the successive greedy CAP3 meta-assemblies, which will tend to merge nanochromosome isoforms arising from alternative fragmentation.

After length- and quality-based filtering, a final set of 23,968 contigs (with mean length, average quality, and read coverage, respectively, 595 nt, 48, and 13) represents the C. hamatus muscle transcriptome (supplementary table S2 and fig. S1 A C, Supplementary Material online).

The above mentioned studies, performed on relatively small sets of genomes, share the same deficiency of using average (mean or median) lengths of genes in a genome to reach their conclusions.

For both species, all stocks showed average declines in mean length and run size over time (i.e., although a few individual rivers increased, the average trend for all stocks was negative).

We measured no significant changes in their mean lengths, average speed of extension and retraction, levels of inactivity and the variance of these measurements (blue traces in Figure 4d f).

Physical performance measures represented the most useful predictors of survival, and included the number of step-ups a subject was able to complete within 10 seconds (mean C = 0.589), average step length (mean C = 0.577) and walking speed (mean C = 0.573).