Sentence examples for mean balance of from inspiring English sources

Mean Balance of Good Health Plate domain score at follow-up, adjusted for baseline score, tended to be higher in intervention than in control schools (mean difference = 0.3; 95% CI: 0.0 to 0.6; p = 0.041).

In the computational window, a zero S W indicates that the tails on both sides of the mean balance out, which is the case for a symmetric distribution.

The subjects in the present study had poorer balance scores at baseline (a mean balance index of 110.8), compared to the mean score of 89.4 by those in the study by Orr et al (2006), suggesting that these diabetic subjects had sufficient impairments in balance to respond to a balance-enhancing intervention.

Mean infusion volume was 950 milliliters/daily, and mean urine output was 1250 milliliters/daily with a mean fluid balance of −300 milliliters in the first 24 hours.

The introduction of fiat money meant that balance-of-payment goals were unnecessary to maintaining a particular monetary policy stance, since central banks no longer needed an adequate hoard of gold to pump money into the economy.

Least square means estimate population means, balancing for uneven numbers of observations of TDLUs and HELUs within individual breasts.

"By that I mean a balance of male and female, but with more of a female component; more storytelling; and looking at storytelling as a way to access news stories.

According to our calculations, the glaciers in Hailuogou catchment show a mean annual balance of −0.42 m water equivalent (w.e).

We had lost touch with audio feeds and camera feeds at times … and that meant the balance of the show changed and the tone went wrong.

Some drivers will be able to drive a car which is neutral, which means the balance of the car from the front to rear axle is roughly in the middle; it doesn't understeer too much and it doesn't oversteer too much.

This means a balance of doing what's right for the consumers, as well as the bank and investors.