Sentence examples for mean pupil from inspiring English sources

To correct for individual variations in pupil size, data were normalized for each subject to mean pupil area measured during the last 5 minutes of dark adaptation prior to light exposures.

In contrast, mean pupil diameter, normalized across the experimental session for each monkey, was larger in S/L monkeys when looking at pictures of high-status faces than low-status faces (1.02±0.03 vs. 0.98±0.02), a difference that was absent in L/L monkeys.

While, of course, Subject 2 had a varying pupil size, their mean pupil diameters and mean pupil displacements were also similar.

PIPR was defined as the mean pupil size from 10 to 30 s (Experiment 1) and from 25 to 60 s (Experiment 2) after the offset of blue light stimuli.

Also, the mean pupil diameter was significantly larger when controllers used a static storm forecast tool compared to when controllers used a dynamic forecast tool, indicating a higher workload level during the use of static tools.

Mean pupil diameter was determined for each trial.

"And I don't just mean pupils – I've heard staff coming out to their heads on my visits, too".

Mr Trobe insisted its use did not mean pupils were being fingerprinted as in what would happen in a police station.

Gove said the single exam would mean pupils were "tested transparently on what they and they alone can do at the end of years of deep learning".

He argues that excessive use of whole-class teaching might mean pupils spending so long being lectured about mathematics that they never get to solve equations for themselves.

"Teaching the subject chronologically – rather than as a series of disjointed topics – will mean pupils understand how key events and people link to and follow one another," a spokesman said.