Sentence examples for mean of per from inspiring English sources

Mean of per patient's standard deviation as a measurement of variability remained unchanged and stable after nurses' instruction and even decreased after monitoring feedback.

Similar to the work of Canagarajah and Thomas (2001) and Omonona and Adetokunbo (2007), this study uses the weighted two thirds of the mean of per capita expenditure as a threshold so that a household is referred to as food secure (or food insecure) when the observed per capita food expenditure is greater (or less) than the threshold.

For assessing S. symbiotica functional divergence from the "free-living" strains, a mean of per COG category frequency was calculated for the latter and subtracted from the given category on all Serratia strains as in (Manzano-Marín et al. 2012).

For assessing functional divergence of the leech gammaproteobacterial symbiont from the free-living Providencia strains, a mean of per COG category frequency was calculated for the latter and subtracted from the given category for both the leech symbiont and Providencia strains as in (Manzano-Marín et al. 2012).

The statistics created from the before and after data included mean number of emergency visits per month per practice, mean number of visits per month per practitioner, and the mean number of admissions per month per practice.

That means a per capita income of $740.

Perhaps you meant "per day" instead of "per week"?

From the cDNA, we sequenced 219,113 spacers SGI spacers (mean of 13,695 per subject), 195,316 SGII spacers (mean of 12,207 per subject), 352,071 GHI spacers (mean of 22,004 per subject), and 303,764 VSI spacers (mean of 18,985 per subject).

From the DNA of each subject, we sequenced 224,896 SGI CRISPR spacers (mean of 14,056 per subject), 282,903 SGII spacers (mean of 17,681 per subject), 397,687 GHI spacers (mean of 24,855 per subject), and 463,368 VSI spacers (mean of 28,961 per subject) (Additional file 1: Table S1).

In total 864 peers (a mean of 6.5 per physician), 894 co-workers (a mean of 6.7 per physician) and 1890 patients (a mean of 15 per physician) rated the physicians.

The mean number of complications was 0.8 per limb in the LON group compared to a mean of 1.4 per limb in the conventional group (P < 0.001).