Sentence examples for mean duration per from inspiring English sources
The score was calculated as the mean duration per contact.
Total duration of contact, the number of contacts, the number of active contacts, mean duration per contact, and total distance traveled were measured.
During a 10 min social interaction test, not only the mean duration per contact but also the time of interaction were significantly less in HB-EGF KO mice than in control mice [Control; 41.7±3.37 sec (mean±S.E.M, n = 8), KO-vehicle; 27.1±5.13* sec (n = 7), KO-haloperidol; 21.0±2.68 (n = 9), KO-clozapine; 24.7±2.44 (n = 9), *p<0.05 vs. control mice].
During a 10 min social interaction test in a novel environment, the mean duration per contact was significantly less in HB-EGF KO mice than in control mice, indicating that HB-EGF KO mice spent significantly less time engaging in social contact (P<0.05 vs. control mice) (Fig. 2d).
Amongst those women who reported showering mean duration per shower was 16 minutes.
Monotony in weekly training duration was computed as "mean duration per week" divided by the "standard deviation duration per week".
Total hospitalisation days are calculated from the number of inpatients per 1000 population, the number of visits per patient, and the mean duration of stay per visit.
Table 2 shows the relative contributions of the differences in mean duration of stay per visit, number of visits per patient and hospitalisation rate per person from 2000 to 2010 as determined by the decomposition method.
The evolutionary profile of WR series over the Olympic era shows 2 to 3 periods for most of the events (2.47 perange±1 68, range 1–6), with a mean of 8.98 WR per period and a mean duration of 25.8 years±14.8 per period.
Besides number of laps completed per session and running speed, we have added several additional parameters to quantify the animals' trajectories: the total travel distance per lap (which captures the turning around behavior), the number of stops per lap, and the mean duration of stopping per lap.
Per-capita costs were estimated as the mean duration (in days) per patient off work multiplied by a daily rate for "loss of productivity".
