Sentence examples for mean frequency distribution from inspiring English sources
The mean, frequency distribution, and percentage of the variables were calculated.
A mean frequency distribution was generated for wild-type and transgenic mice and plotted on a logarithmic scale to clearly display the disparity of larger nuclear volume.
Including the largest distances may be useful to detect past events, but often leads to include distances with zero frequency, a case that makes unrealistic the assumption of normality of the mean frequency distribution.
The mean, frequency distribution, percentage of the variables were calculated; non-parametric Kruskal Wallis test for computed data was applied to verify whether the raters' assessments were influenced by variables such as age, gender, years of experience, work place, specialty and location of work at a (p ≤ 0.05) level of significance.
These results suggest that the left and right hemispheres are quite similar in terms of both mean frequency distributions and frequency span distributions.
The distributions of both mean frequencies and frequency spans from both hemispheres are slightly skewed towards the high frequency, though slightly more in the right hemisphere and in the case of mean frequency distributions.
The mean frequency distributions of standard body length of the juveniles in the two groups were shown in Fig. 5B.
For the statistical analyses, we calculated means, frequency distributions and 95% confidence intervals, and tested group differences using chi-squares and t-tests at the p < 0.05 level.
Similar to the mean frequency, the distribution of frequency span is slightly skewed towards the right, with the lower adjacent value at around 0.15 Hz, the first quartile at about 0.38 Hz, the median at 0.5 Hz, the third quartile at approximately 0.65 Hz and the upper adjacent value at about 1 Hz.
The comparison of mean, variance, frequency distribution, diversity (H') and phenotypic correlations revealed that the mini core indeed captured adequate variability from the core collection.
Figure 5(b) shows the mean greyscale frequency distribution (n = 3) for each of the developmental samples.
