Sentence examples for mean birth date from inspiring English sources

The final sample included 60 animals randomly sampled from the entire data set (mean birth date 1998.77 ± 8.56; range 1974.34 to 2008.10).

First, the difference between the mean angles of birth date (equivalent to mean birth date [ 13]) was obtained for the two years or two species being compared.

The third consisted of 1,237 animals randomly sampled from the entire data set (mean birth date 1999.10 ± 9.00; range 1955.99 to 2008.64).

The second contained 60 animals, consisting of 20 animals randomly sampled from each of pedigree generations 58, 59, and 60 (mean birth date 2005.16 ± 2.20; range 1999.14 to 2008.01).

For example, data collected at the end of a period of reproductive quiescence and the beginning of the period when females become pregnant would advance the estimate of the mean birth date, because females that conceive late will not be present in the sample.

For all his victories and his celebrity, he is still just 23 years old, and yet the mileage and the method mean more than the birth date in professional tennis.

In 1934, the magazine Picturegoer made a stab at rending the veil with an astrological treatise entitled "What Her Birth Date Means to Katharine Hepburn": born in early November , 1909 she was a Scorpio and therefore "strongly individual, very uncompromising, critical and judicial in a clear, decisive fashion".

While Saint West's December birth date means the name won't likely influence the overall 2015 data, we're staying tuned for 2016.

The Supreme Court decided against General Singh by declaring his official birth date as 1950, which means he will have to retire this May because of age limits.

For healthy calves kept in group pens, the birth date was calculated as the mean between the birth dates of the youngest and oldest calf in the pen.

He and his older brother share the same birth date, 9 May, which probably means they were both conceived on holiday in Morecambe or Filey.