Sentence examples for mean basal control from inspiring English sources

Nonparametric data were log transformed prior to testing and are shown as the % geometric mean basal control (95% confidence intervals).

Parametric data are represented as % mean basal control±SEM.

Of note, basal hypertension control in the usual care group from the study used to fit the model was high -60.4%- and mean basal blood pressure was 135/75 mm Hg[ 14].

Canopy treatments consisted of four levels of timber harvest applied to loblolly pine stands: Control (uncut, mean basal area of 16.2 MedBA), MedBA (single-tree selection to a mean residual basal area of 9.0 m2/ha), LowBA (single-tree selection to a mean residual basal area of 6.4 m2/hand and Clearcut (complete canopy removal).

Mean basal 5-LO product formation (100% control) over all performed experiments was 643 ± 325 μg∙μL− 1 (mean ± SD).

The induration of the scleroderma lesion compared with the induration of the contralateral area, which served as a control, had a mean basal measurement of 35.79 ± 9.10 DU (24.18 to 56.73 DU) vs. 26.86 ± 8.51 DU (13.06 to 41.36 DU) for normal skin.

In other settings, were basal control of hypertension is lower or the mean basal blood pressure is higher, a greater difference in effectiveness would be expected.

Plasma f5-HT, (ie, outside the platelets) showed mean basal values which were greater in AN patients than in controls and showed progressive and significant increases during orthostasis and exercise in AN patients but not in controls.

Results: The mean basal cortisol level was significantly depressed among women who had received betamethasone with respect to control subjects (1.9 ± 1.5 vs 26.5 ± 6.2 μg/dL; P <.001).

The mean basal plasma cortisol level was higher in the former than in the latter and both were higher than the controls.

The mean basal area of the studied forests was 34 m2 ha–1.