Sentence examples for mean figure of from inspiring English sources

Combining this data with the mean figure of Apple's prices (they charge between 99c and $20 for movies, whilst TV shows are $3 per HD episode), the Financial Times suggested a revenue of between $3m and $4m, before the studios take their percentage.

A single solution was found with a mean figure of merit of 0.4 for all the data between 35 and 2.5 Å.

The best solution from SOLVE had a Z score of 57.2 and a mean figure of merit of 0.3.

Measurement by RIA of combined samples from each group showed that steroid receptor positive tumours had a mean figure of 14.8 ng g-1 tissue and steroid receptor negative 7.4 ng g-1.

The reduced single anomalous diffraction (SAD) data from the IPK 'apo' crystal treated with ethyl mercuric phosphate was used in SOLVE (35) to locate and refine the positions of two Hg atoms per asymmetric unit, followed by phasing (mean figure of merit: 0.33).

The Se sites and phases were determined using SOLVE (28), which gave a mean figure of merit of 0.56, and density modification using DM (29) gave an excellent electron density map from which an initial model of the structure was obtained using MAID (30) and manual building using TURBO-FROD O(BioGraphics, Marseille).

For the detection of masses, the mean figure-of-merit (FOM) averaged over all readers was 0.74, 0.71, and 0.68 corresponding to dose levels of 100%, 50%, and 30%, respectively.

The mean figures of r-lumen, Th-int, Th-med and Th-adv for various Th-int/r-IEL intervals, are presented in Table 3 and Figures 2 and 3.

Figure 5 Mean number of false tracks and non-detections.

And when I say business, I really mean figuring out pricing points of items and margins of profit.

Of the numerous characters for "wife," the most common, okusan, means "a figure of the inner realm".