Sentence examples for mean population distribution from inspiring English sources

Modeling of C. elegans development allowed for the estimation of several growth parameters including number of nematodes, mean population distribution, and growth rates.

Raw scores were transformed into standardized T-scores reflecting a mean population distribution of 50 and standard deviation of 10.

The mean of the population distribution is often defined to be zero, i.e., μ = 0.

Fig. 4 depicts marginal trajectories given the estimated mean of the population distribution of the change point.

The difference between the mean of the cultured population distribution and the optimal trait in the wild (i.e., the trait value that maximizes fitness in the natural selection function; the wild trait distribution itself is dynamical) represents the degree to which the cultured individuals are maladapted to the wild environment.

The argument is typically made that any inaccuracies introduced by the ordered categorical simplification of measurement can be counterbalanced with a larger sample size, and a regression to means of the continuous population distribution as the sample size expands to infinity (Stevens and Galanter 1957).

Although multimorbidity is more common in older people, the shape of the population distribution means that the absolute numbers of people with multimorbidity vary less by age, and there are particularly large numbers of people in the most deprived decile with mental health problems (multiple or mixed).

The distribution of mean population density by municipality is shown in Figure 1.

Often the mean value is quoted along with the standard deviation to describe the population distribution, where the mean summarises the central location of the data and the standard deviation shows the spread.

For countries for which BLL data were not available, we used the corresponding subregional mean and SD to estimate the population distribution of exposure, assuming a log-normal distribution around the mean BLL for the subregion.

This is a linear function incorporating neighbourhood interdependencies, the log-linear distance to the closest road, current potential accessibility, slope and current land uses; it is fitted on the observed 2006 population distribution by means of spatial econometric methods.