Sentence examples for mean event rate from inspiring English sources

The results show that: it is possible to achieve a throughput, for a sustained mean event rate, in excess of 3 MHz; the Linux operating system, with an appropriate driver development, is a suitable option, and; it is possible to reach acceptable event throughput, whilst increasing flexibility and reducing the overall cost of the data acquisition system.

The geological record of M4-4.9 eruptions falls far below the mean event rate of 56 eruptions per century observed from 1900 to 2013 with between 5 and 21% of the expected eruptions between 2 and 1 ka, decreasing to <10% before this (Figure 6a).

The G*Power instructions explain Exp β0) as "the mean event rate assumed under H0".

Annual event rates were calculated using the subsequent wave mean event rate per respondent-week multiplied by 52.

* Derived from 13 RCTs included in our systematic review (mean = 0.12, sd = 0.182, range: 0 to 0.56) and applied to Patel et al. who did not report the mean event rate across control groups.

For this distribution (clearance mean of 29.8, standard deviation of 10.0), baseline (mean event rate of 0.51), effect size (log odds ratio of -0.22), sample size (n = 110) and alpha (0.01, two-tailed), the power is 1.00.

Instead, one needs to calculate confidence intervals for the ratio of the mean event rates.

Although randomised controlled trials were more consistent than other study designs, we found no systematic differences in mean event rates to explain the disparity in outcomes.

The significance of the difference in mean event rates between lower and higher A1C groups was estimated with Student t test, after logarithmic transformation of event rates to achieve a normal distribution.

The mean event rates (proportion of patients with at least 50% pain relief) with rofecoxib 50 mg over six, eight, and 12 hours were 39% (43/110 patients, Figure 1), 40% (44/110), and 35% (38/110).

For the modeling analysis, cohort characteristics and event rates were applied as observed in the Steno-2 study for years 1 8 of the analysis, after which mean event rates were carried forward for subsequent years of simulation (see tables in online appendices 1 and 2, available at http://dx.doi.org/10.2337/dc07-2452).