Sentence examples for mean differences from from inspiring English sources

Mean differences from initial values ranged from a 10% decrease to a 5% increase.

The mean differences from volumetric measurements were 37 and 3 mL for 3- and 4-cm grids, respectively.

The mean differences from pretreatment to posttreatment measurements that occurred in each group were compared through regression models adjusting for baseline age and sex.

Treatment mean differences from control with p<0.05 were considered significant.

The detailed data at 36 weeks are shown in Fig. 4 and Table 7. Adjusted mean differences from Group P were also calculated as least square mean (LSMean) differences based on two-way analysis of variance or analysis of covariance (data not shown).

The mean differences from an adjusted regression model were −48.7%, −40%, and −69.2%, respectively.

At study endpoint, the Ca × P product of the placebo group was 14.0 mg/dL higher compared with the lanthanum carbonate group; the mean difference from baseline differed significantly (P < 0.001).

Table  2 shows the placebo adjusted FEV1 mean difference from pre-dose across the different doses, demonstrating dose response effects.

Although we did not find a negative mean asynchrony (mean difference from the sound onset in the 600 ms-ISI condition = 4.06, SD = 151.78), which commonly appears when humans try to tap in synchrony with auditory rhythms16, we observed that Ai seemed to adjusted her tapping to be in time with the beat (see supplemental video_S2 for example).

Inter-modality (ECHO and MRI) and inter-observer reproducibility of the methods was assessed by calculating correlation coefficients and the mean difference from agreement.

The mean difference from the theoretical value of water (1.3325 ± 0.0001) [28] is then used as a constant offset to correct for a systematic error that likely comes from omitting the variation of m0 with wavelength.