Sentence examples for mean conduct from inspiring English sources

For Teacher ratings only, a significantly higher mean Conduct Problems score was obtained for children with HI.

For example, the mean conduct problem score assessed by the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire [ 42] was 1.50, standard deviation = 1.42 and normative data for UK children aged 5 to 10 years shows a mean of 1.6 and a standard deviation of 1.7.

These days, setting yourself apart may mean conducting a search offline.

It seems likely that actual enumeration was intended to mean conducting an actual census (by whatever means Congress specified) as compared with the initial guess (or compromise) specified for the first Congress.

In the case of UX research, that could mean conducting interviews for a class project in ethnography or helping a local business create surveys to understand customer feedback.

Consumer advocacy groups work day and night to keep their measurement methods objective and scientific, which can mean conducting extensive surveys with complex formulas.

This might mean conducting information, education and communication (IEC) campaigns, and/or carrying out training, if necessary.

In Sahu Dhamma, dharma means conduct and profession of monks.

Collaboration simply means conducting interviews with members of the group, or covering their protests and activities.

Remining means conducting surface coal mining and reclamation operations which affect previously mined areas.

Typically that means conducting about 14 subscription weeks as well as tours and taking on some administrative duties and maintaining a public image.