Sentence examples for mean impacts from inspiring English sources

Experiments generate mean program impacts and even mean impacts by subgroup, but they often leave unexplored the impacts on subgroups determined by treatment use.

Whereas mean impacts are relevant, the underlying literature is extended by employing quantile regressions that distinguish existing levels of financial access.

The mean impacts of joining agricultural cooperatives will, therefore, be given by: {tau}_i= Yleft {D}_i=1right)- Yleft {D}_i=0right) (3).

8 The annual mean impacts of the predictor variables (on BWDO) are also determined geostatistically.

In the overall population, the mean impacts on HbA1c and 24-h mean glucose were 4.3 ± 1.3 mmol/mol (0.39 ± 0.12%) and 12.4 ± 2.4 mg/dL, respectively.

The mean impact factor of all retrieved articles in the study period was 1.60, with articles coming from the USA having the highest (1.88) and articles from Oceania having the second highest (1.86) mean impact factor.

However, in terms of severity of impact, the schoolchildren's ability to relax was most severely affected by their oral conditions (mean impact score = 27.8, SD = 22.0) followed by their ability to socialise (mean impact score = 26.8, SD = 21.7) and doing schoolwork (mean impact score = 26.3, SD = 22.4).

One year mean Impact sub-score trends improved significantly for all sapropterin response groups, with greatest improvement among Definitive Responders (p < 0.0001).

A probability of 0 means impacts will never occur and conversely a probability of 1 means impacts will certainly occur.

If it means impacting on your job, Dan Mitchell wonders if treatment is worth it.

Success in the software industry also meant "impact"—but on a much broader scale than academia.