Sentence examples for mean date of from inspiring English sources

The mean date of the last frost in New York City is April 7, but no one knows when it will actually be: be prepared to keep seedlings flourishing indoors until it is safe to harden them off and plant them.

Using terrestrial cosmogenic nuclide (TCN) burial dating34, four samples of quartz-rich coarse sand from above the peat unit yielded a weighted mean date of >3.4 + 0.6/−0.4 Ma, suggesting the peat accumulation was formed during a mid-Pliocene warm phase31.

The mean date of breakout was 10 November (S.D 33.0 days), at least a month before chick fledging in late December.

The mean date of first fast ice formation in the area during the 1960s and early 1970s was 21 May (S.D 33.7 days), some days before the onset of egg laying and incubation in early June.

Twenty, spring-born (mean date of birth (s.d).

The mean date of first ESRD service was 14 January 1997.

This is reflected in mean dates of 13 December in Terre Adelie, Antarctica, but 25 January on Kerguelen (Copestake and Croxall 1985).

The mean dates of entry were 5 Oct 20055), 7 Nov 20066) and 12 Nov 20077), but the difference among years was not significant (ANOVA, p>0.1).

Mean dates of onset and end of the breeding season, durations of the breeding season and of anovulatory activity were compared between groups using an unpaired t-test.

Mean dates of the end of the breeding season did not differ between TR and TE ewe groups in the first and second year (April, Table 3).

The mean angle a, or mean date, is the time of year around which the dates of a given phenophase occurred for most species.