Sentence examples for mean of an from inspiring English sources

McEwen and Renner seem to be wholly unfamiliar with the meaning of a modest or even a slight shift in the mean of an index that reflects the distribution of susceptibility in a population.

The steam was mixed with the soil by mean of an apposite rotary cultivator.

Finally, the lecture is designed in details and CACSD tools are introduced by mean of an illustrative example.

Quaranta, M. Sandu, I. Micro-stratigraphy of copper-based archaeological objects: description of degradation mechanisms by mean of an integrated approach, http://www.ndt.net/article/art2008/papers/147Quaranta.pdf (2008).

We use this feature of wavelets to design a statistical test for changes in the mean of an independently distributed process.

Moreover by the mean of an endothelial cell tube formation in vitro model 2f tartaric acid salt proved to block angiogenesis of HUVEC at μM level.

This is the estimated mean of a second population.

How to estimate the mean of a random vector?

Computing the mean of a single event is very noisy.

The bed is heated by means of an induction system.

Such solution is corrected by means of an outer approximation.