Sentence examples for mean number of points from inspiring English sources

What is, on this segment, the mean number of points where (varPhi_{ell}) exhibits a given orientation?

There is something of course to support of this claim: we can evaluate the typical spacing by selecting a portion of a geodesic and evaluate the mean number of points with a given orientation preference.

Thus, if the mean number of points on Σ to which (varPhi_{ell}) attributes a given orientation preference is to be no less or no more than one, the length of Σ must be Λ.

The mean number of points of regard that fell in the BCE was calculated for each patient with the overall average for the glaucomatous group being 62.8% (SD 8.3%).

Thus it makes sense to speak about the "intensity", the mean number of points per length unit.

For each patient-caregiver pair, the score was the mean number of points across the four items: lowest possible score = 0, highest possible score = 3.

In addition, there was no statistical difference in the mean number of point samples (SMBG) <3.9 mmol/l (On vs Off 7.3 ± 5.5 vs 7.0 ± 5.7; p = 0.62).

The method introduced and studied by Ripley ([1976], [1977]) utilizes the intensity of the process and the mean number of further points within distance s of an arbitrary point of the process.

Estimates of the apparent terminal elimination half-life (λ z ) were based on at least three data points in all cases with a mean number of data points of 3.4, 3.9, 3.9, and 3.68 contributing to the analysis and a percent extrapolation to infinity on the area under the curve (AUC0 ∞) of 13.49, 5.31, 28.10, and 14.80 for the four drugs, respectively.

For quantitative assessment of the data, the mean number of branch points was determined by counting the number of branch points in five high-power fields (× 100).

Under the independent contrast method the regression between group size and the mean number of inflection points was marginally significant: species with larger groups tend to produce tonal sounds with greater mean number of inflection points.