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Bank of America Merrill Lynch reckons global inflation has slowed to 2%, the lowest in four years, while its "trimmed mean" measure of inflation (eliminating the extreme numbers) slipped to 2.3%, and is falling everywhere bar South Africa and Israel.So why the disconnect?

Ultimately, a mean measure of the cortical thickness at each point of the cortical surface was calculated, including average thickness of cortical ROIs (i.e., sections, labels, functional clusters).

Dovi-Cogbe had the lowest mean measure of mother's SES, whereas Djidja had the highest.

Where 'side-to-side' differences existed within groups for various measures, the mean measure of each 'side' was analyzed between groups.

A mean measure of motor RSN functional connectivity strength within the ROIs was then extracted for each subject at each time point and condition separately.

Weight = the weight in grams, Strain is the strain of the rat, Age is the age in weeks, and Dmean is the decrease in mean measure of grip strength between before and after the experiment (in m·s−2).

It could also be that "the reason people start firms is that they see opportunities," said Guzman, which would mean measures of entrepreneurship could simply reflect a city's economic strength rather than causing it.

Data were initially analyzed using measures of central tendency (mean), measures of dispersion (standard deviation), and verification of the normality and homoscedasticity of the distribution before performing an ANOVA, considering the confidence level of 95%.

The penetrance of high (HE1 3) and low (LE1 3) lines was compared with mean measures of absolute fitness and competitive fitness relative to wild-type flies.

We add though that temporally static (mean) measures of environmental performance compared across spatial gradients (countries) might obscure temporal patterns within countries.

Growth rates in vitro were based on mean measures of spheroid diameter [ 13].