Sentence examples for mean percent coefficient from inspiring English sources

The analytic precision was estimated as the mean percent coefficient of variation (%CV) for duplicate measurements.

> -wrap-foot> Data represented as geometric mean (percent coefficient of variation, CV%) unless noted otherwise.

Day 14 steady-state geometric mean (percent coefficient of variation) telatinib and BAY 60-8246 parametersnetic paremetershown shown in Table 3 and day 14 geometric mean telatinib plasma concentration vs time profiles are shown in Figure 1.

Pharmacokinetic parameters from B2207 trial are summarized in Table 2. Geometric mean (percent coefficient of variation, CV) of panobinostat exposure (AUC0-24) determined in the absence of dexamethasone on cycle 1 day 8 was 61.8 (60.9 %) ng h/mL and in the presence of dexamethasone (cycle 2, day 8), in the same patient population was 47.5 (76.8 %) ng h/mL.

Data are population means (percent coefficient of variation (CV)).

The repeatability associated with replicate extractions for each kit was consistent between the results of endogenous and plasmid targets, with the CNA and DBM kits demonstrating a mean repeatability percent coefficient of variation (CV) of 10%% for all assays, compared with 49%% for the NS kit (Table  S6) (data not presented for the FA kit owing to the low yield).

Mean percent recovery and coefficient of variance of the individual BFRs in the corn oil samples ranged from 70 to 115% and from 1 to 28%, respectively.

(d) System precision: Analyze five replicate analyses of standard number 3. Calculate the concentration of each analyte and calculate the mean, standard deviation and percent coefficient of variation (%CV) of the results.

The values for each assay were expressed as a mean, standard deviation and percent coefficient of variation (CV%) for repeated measure.

The percent change was calculated from DI values assuming a 2N diploid would have a DI of 1. p values for comparison of mean percent change, skew and coefficients of variation comparisons were determined by one-way ANOVA and Tukey's multiple comparison tests.

Data are expressed as geometric and population means (non-compartmental and population analysis, respectively), percent coefficient of variation (%CV = standard deviation × 100/mean) for pharmacokinetic parameters and arithmetic mean ± standard deviation for other variables.