Sentence examples for mean performance or from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that the upper green line, denoting heat pump performance in 2025 for the model scenario, is often near to the mean performance, or within reach of the 95% interval of currently available ASHPs.

Such statistical power referred to here represents the power required to detect a statistical difference between the treatment (MedDiet) and control (HabDiet) groups in terms of mean performance or variance in cognitive outcomes at an alpha level of.05, or put another way, the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis.

The highest scoring PLAB group ("PLAB1 A1 35+" which scored ≥35 marks above the PLAB1 pass mark) has a mean performance equivalent or better than the mean performance of graduates of all but two of the UK medical schools (Oxford and Cambridge) and is clearly achieving very highly.

Pekkarinen et al. 2009, examine the gradual introduction of a comprehensive school system in Finland and find that the reform has a small positive effect on verbal test scores but no effect on mean performance in arithmetic or logical reasoning tests.

Similarly the second and third groups ("PLAB1 A1 30-34" and "PLAB1 A1 25-29" have a mean performance better than or similar to the graduates of many UK medical schools.

Fig. 3 Experiment 2, mean performance thresholds (blur level or noise level at which participants achieved 75% accuracy) for older and younger participants.

The average of SDR (ASDR) defined as ASDR θ, ϕ = 1 P ∑ p = 1 P SDR p, θ, ϕ is used to measure the mean performance for the reconstruction or prediction in the following discussions.

"We do not mean performance standards, textbook offerings, daily lesson plans or rigid pedagogical prescriptions".

Unlearners in the NF group had poorer mean performance (higher thresholds) than either learners (p = 0.001) or nonlearners (p = 0.039).

It is assumed that various, unknown, or unobservable environmental forces affect the mean performance.

IISs were also computed for each child, using the child's mean performance during euglycemia (4.3 9.9 mmol/l) as their individual baseline or "normal" performance.