Sentence examples for mean insertion of from inspiring English sources

Mean insertion of the endoscope was 48.9 (SD=15.7) cm for men and 44.0 (14.2) cm for women, as measured with a straightened endoscope.

Here "target" means insertion of the 19-nt sequence of siRNA target, and "control" means insertion of a 19-nt scrambled sequence.

In our study, we used the insertion times of each colonoscopy instead of the mean insertion times of each colonoscopist and we controlled for colonoscopist to exclude that the observed association was due to other differences across colonoscopists.

Although some elements inserted relatively recently, the mean insertion age of the isolated retroelements is around 18 million yrs.

A series of 20 human temporal bone insertions found a mean insertion depth of 400 degrees with no scala dislocations.

M1 was defined as the root-mean-square-error (RMSE) between the mean insertion force of the commercial electrode and the mean insertion force of the dummy electrode.

To enable a quantitative comparison between the insertion force curves of the commercially available and the dummy electrodes, the following metrics were considered and computed: M1 was defined as the root-mean-square-error (RMSE) between the mean insertion force of the commercial electrode and the mean insertion force of the dummy electrode.

The mean insertion date of olive Copia full-length REs is lower than that of Gypsy.

In the present study a mean insertion torque of 1.83 ± 0.76 Nm was applied for the 8 mm BC screw.

The third metric was based on the assumption that the mean insertion forces of a dummy electrode should be higher than the minimum and lower than the maximum insertion forces of its commercially available counterpart.

Piltz et al. [ 45] determined a mean insertion torque of 1.6 ± 1.1 Nm for BPTB graft fixation at the tibial channel with bioabsorbable interference screws (8 mm poly-L-lactide).