Sentence examples for mean group score from inspiring English sources

The mean group score was determined for each tissue and compared between groups.

For exam 2, the mean group score (74.5 ± 1.63%) was more than 10% higher than the mean individual score for students in group A (61.9 ± 1.89%).

We found a similar trend for exam 3, for which the mean group score (84.1 ± 1.13%) was more than 15% higher than the mean individual exam score for students in group B (63.7 ± 1.64%).

There was also strong evidence of improvement in the 12 caseload midwives' views on their client interaction over two years with the mean group score increasing from −0.02 (sd 1.16, range −1.16 to 1.6) to 1.49 (sd 0.27, range 0.8 to 1.8), with a mean difference of 1.50 (p = 0.003, 95% CI −2.37, −63).

Overall, when the scores of these 11 caseload midwives were combined, there was weak evidence of a decrease in the personal burnout scores (mean group score at baseline 47.4 (sd 26.6, range 8.3 to 83.3) compared to two years 31.1 (sd 10.4, range 12.5 to 45.8), mean difference 16; (p = 0.07, 95% CI −1.8, 34.4).

There was an increase in the professional satisfaction scores over two years when examining mean group score for these 12 midwives; 0.38 (sd 0.87, range −0.67 to 1.67) compared to 1.18 (sd 0.44, range 0.33 to 2), giving a positive mean difference between surveys of 0.81 (p = 0.02, 95% CI −1.45, −0.17).

For exams 2 and 3, mean group scores were significantly higher than mean individual scores (p < 0.001).

Our group-level data suggests that mean group scores on the online and paper versions of the RMDQ are equivalent.

Mean group scores were compared using the paired samples t-test test within the patient group, and independent samples t-test between patients and population controls.

These t-tests considered if the mean group scores were above chance (zero), i.e. if the group showed a preference for novelty.

For all scales and summary measures mean group scores below 47 can be interpreted as being below the average range for the general population.