Sentence examples for mean failure rate from inspiring English sources

Lozano et al. reviewed the outcome after all-inside meniscus suturing and found a mean failure rate of 15% (Lozano et al., 2007).

However, in a recently published meta-analysis, the long-term outcome of meniscus repair showed a mean failure rate of 24%.

However, in a recently published meta-analysis, the long-term outcome of meniscal repair showed a mean failure rate of 23,1% (Nepple et al. [2012]).

The mean failure rate was 22±3% and was independent of treatment.

Indeed, the mean failure rate for the bi-component response in these connections was 0.21±0.07 (n = 5).

Of the 1,799 patients studied, 42% (n = 748) experienced secondary failure; the mean failure rate was 17% per year.

Mean failure rates of A1, A2, A3, H and L, respectively.

Yet, based on a classical frequentist analysis, we find that for these first few flights, the differences in the mean failure rates over successive launches or over successive generations of vehicles, are not statistically significant (i.e. do not meet a 95% confidence level).

We conclude that the mean failure rates appear to be higher in the first and second flights (≈1/3 and 1/4, respectively) than in subsequent ones (third, fourth and fifth), and Bayesian methods do suggest that there is indeed some difference in launch risk over the first five launches.

The procedure aims at minimizing the total expected life-cycle cost of buildings, having as a constraint a maximum value of the mean annual failure rate.

The mean annual failure rate calculated for the non-industry trials was equal to 2.73% (CI95% [1.14 6.55], i.e. almost 3 times the rate for all the trials.