Sentence examples for mean overall impact from inspiring English sources

The mean overall impact score ranged from 3.30 (Germany) to 3.51 (Spain).

The mean overall impact score and individual grant scores for each applicant on the first and second submissions were evaluated using a one-tailed Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed-rank test.

Even when a state like Alaska gives him a win with only 538 votes from "state convention delegates," the lack of perspective about what any of this means overall, or how ethnic demographics impact his wins versus hers is ignored.

Mean overall life impact scores for mild, moderate and severe groups were 73.04, 63.68 and 49.26, respectively, in TREAT RLS 1, and 74.93, 67.44, and 50.54, respectively, in TREAT RLS 2. These results indicate the 'known groups' or discriminative validity of the RLSQoL.

That means overall growth is declining.

That means overall you need more cake".

What this means overall is sketchy.

It would mean that the overall impact of introducing ODE would be much less than the estimates in Table 2.

So there might be a feedback mechanism that may work in both directions, which means that the overall impact on our estimates is unclear.

Although outcomes in women's health are not as spectacular as in conditions like cancer, the large number of women who present each year means that the overall impact of these conditions is enormous.

The lack of data on care apart from routine child health reviews provided by Health Visitors means that the overall impact of the changes to the CHS system on the amount, content, and distribution of HV care (and how this relates to changes in GP provision of preventive care) therefore cannot be directly assessed.