Sentence examples for mean height values from inspiring English sources

As a further approach to identify QTL controlling stunting resistance in the mapping population, we used mean height values of inoculated plants per family after excluding plants with erecta phenotype.

The mean height value was used.

Predicted basal area (G) and mean top height values for each site index were used in conjunction with the stand-level volume functions to provide predicted volumes.

Full width at half maximum based volume-weighted mean column height values (L Vol-FWHM) of coherently diffracting spherical domains (k = 0.89) are reported as average crystallite diameters.

The latter was always clearly and even visually discernable from the major peak up to mixture ratios of 1 0.95 for all LH regions (Fig. S1a g), which was also confirmed by comparing mean peak height values between runs.

However, there were significant differences in the mean weight and height values between the two groups (Table 1).

Average roughness is defined as the average deviation of the height values from the mean height (Stout et al., 1993; Brune et al., 1997; Webb et al., 2012).

Compared to healthy Dutch children, mean height standard deviation score values for male and female EvC patients were −3.1 and −3.0, respectively.

S-bp100.2i S-bp100.2i S-bp100.2ihan Senia (observations on 08/25/10), with mean height and standard error values of 90.6 ± 0.9 and 105.3 ± 1.1 cm, resplantsely (Additional file 4).

These relationships may be summarised by the occurrence of populations characterised by above-average values for mean height at specific sites only, i.e. the trait is unstable at a population level.

Moses overestimates the mean height but underestimates the maximum values.