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Deviation from the mean may be what fast-tracked Ms. Deschanel, but it was not a sustainable career plan.

For example, with model-based inference the random population total (or mean) may be predicted or (as in this study) the expected value of the population total may be estimated.

Furthermore, the linear PC combination threshold at the mean may be more efficient than the predefined traditional thresholds.

The decision to change the bicarbonate dialysis prescription should not be based on a single bicarbonate value, and even a 3-month mean may be insufficient.

Mate pairs whose insert length deviates significantly from the mean may be filtered out allowing us to estimate the distance between contigs more accurately.

(2) If the item thresholds change as a function of age due to causes other than the factor, the factor mean may be biased.

Birch's means may be modest (Revolt had a multi-casting cast of six), but her ideas are big.

Even if we do manage to detect a signal, they write, fully understanding what it means may be impossible.

Ambiguous means may be employed, Aristotle maintains in contrast to Plato, to a virtuous and purifying end.

"Ships, trucks, airplanes, and other means may be used" by terrorists to launch a chemical, nuclear or biological attack, the report warned.

The means may be fabrics that are custom-made or specially dyed; Dior has done some collections that are memorable for their gorgeous colors.