Sentence examples for mean control value from inspiring English sources

During the procedure, heparin was continuously administered and adjusted to prolong the partial thromboplastin time (PTT) 1.5 2.0 times the mean control value.

However, in one MBP-exposed animal, the ratio was well outside the control range (∼3× the mean control value).

The mean control value (corresponding to non electrotransferred muscle) was multiplied by 2 and subtracted from each sample value.

There was no significant change in MBP-exposed animals, although in one animal, the percentage of OCT4+ cells was far above the control range (5× the mean control value) (Fig.  3B).

The deviation, and the mean control value map on to the actual discrete step value of control at that stage.

Each element of a deviation vector corresponds to a control stage, and is a deviation from some "mean" control value randomized initially for that stage.

The genetic operations are periodically followed by the replacement of mean control values by a newly available optimal control solution, and by the size-variation of control domain between its limits.

The mean control values +2SD were regarded as cut-off between normal and pathologically elevated cytokine levels (cut-off values: TNF-α: 2.8 pg/ml; IL-1β: 1.63 pg/ml, IL-6: 12.5 pg/ml; TGF-β1: 150 pg/ml).

This equaled to 26.4% (p < 0.01) and 34.4% (p < 0.01) reduction of CPS levels, respectively, as compared with the mean control values.

Viability results were expressed as a percentage of mean control values resulting in the calculation of the 50%% growth inhibition (GI50).

In the AC, neuronal loss was only significant in bvFTD cases compared with both controls (means ± standard deviation total number of 55,555,584 ± 21,086,167, bvFTD 39 ± 10% of mean control values, p < 0.05) and AD (74 ± 11% of mean control values, p = 0.05), with the loss observed only in cases with FTLD-tau (45% more neuronal loss in AC than those with FTLD-TDP, p < 0.05, Figure  1A).