Sentence examples for mean of almost from inspiring English sources
There were between zero and four known offenders for both types, but residential theft from vehicle micro-time hot spots had significantly more known offenders on the bulletins with a mean of almost two versus only one for residential burglary (t-value −4.68; SE 0.17).
Our study population is no exception, with a mean of almost nine infection-related medical consultations per infant during the first 12 months of life.
This is the first study to report on the incidence of diabetes mellitus in a large cohort of adult-onset GH-deficient patients receiving GHRT followed over a prolonged observation period with a mean of almost 4 years.
39, 40 Other additional factors could be polypharmacy (they received a mean of almost six co-medications besides diabetes drugs) 3, 25 including the use of beta-blockers and angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors.
In this series there were no complications related to implantation of the prostheses, and ultrasonographic surveillance for a mean of almost 3 years confirmed that none of the implants had become displaced.
In fact, although we did not measure overlap for the algorithms in Bicat, it must be certainly high, since biclusters are made up of a mean of almost 2300 genes (out of 2884) and 15,16 or 17 experimental conditions (out of 17).
The boundedness of pseudodifferential operators on modulation spaces defined by the means of almost exponential weights is studied.
On average these 75 people paid $850,000 each for tax advice, an amount beyond the means of almost all Australians.
The gorgeous machines parading before the cameras in the series of six DVD's called "Victory by Design" are well beyond the means of almost everyone in the intended audience.
The means of almost all other observed variables differ significantly according to citizenship as well.
In this paper, we study the degree of approximation of 2π-periodic functions of two variables, defined on (T^{2}=[-pi,pi]times[-pi,pi]) and belonging to certain Lipschitz classes, by means of almost Euler summability of their Fourier series.
