Sentence examples for mean percent length from inspiring English sources
There was no effect of time on mean percent length regenerated for all comparisons among 14, 21 and 28 days (Kruskal-Wallis nonparametric ANOVA; H = 5.25, df = 2, p>0.07).
Mean percent changes in lengths of elements as of result of skeletonization ranged from a low of 2.07% in the tibia to a high of 4.69% in the femur (see Table 1).
Mean percent changes in lengths of elements as a result of skeletonization ranged from a low of 4.52% in the tibia to a high of 8.58% in the ulna (see Table 1).
Mean percent change in greatest length ranged from 3.89% (ulna) to 9.54% (femur), and condylar dimensions ranged from 3.63% (radius, proximal ML) to 31.47% (femur, distal ML).
The mean and median fraction percent length of the chameleon transcripts was 67%and76%6%, respectively, as compared with the length of their human orthologs.
Mean percent changes in condylar dimensions were much larger than length changes, resulting in a range of about 9% (femur, distal CC) to about 27% (humerus, proximal ML).
The mean percent reductions (efficiency of Kiln) were 21 69%.
Shown are mean percent intracellular fluorescence of triplicate samples.
Mean percent difference is −3.2%%.
Columns represent mean percent mortality ± standard error (n = 4).
