Sentence examples for mean rank derived from inspiring English sources
The mean rank derived for a category of actors was taken as the overall rank for the category in the whole study population.
Rarefaction analysis plots on (A) taxonomic mean richness at the family rank derived from metagenome data, (B) environmental gene tags (EGT) derived from metagenome data and (C) operational taxonomic unit (OTU) richness derived from 16S rRNA gene amplicons in correlation with the sampled reads.
For human population growth, we considered the back-transformed mean of the log10-transformed ranks derived from population density and population growth.
We demonstrate - by means of three different statistical tests - that ranks derived from random texts and ranks derived from real texts are statistically inconsistent with the parameters employed to argue for such a good fit, even when the parameters are inferred from the target real text.
In some exceptional cases, a visual comparison between a real text and an equation similar to Eq. 3 has been made [17] but the comparison implies the misuse of an equation that was originally derived for the mean rank of words of the same length to the individual ranks of actual Zipf's law-like rank distributions.
This is indicated by a significant two-tailed Mann-Whitney ranking test (U = 106; p < 0.02), in which we observe that nonsynonymous mutations have a mean rank of 29.7 and mean number of derived haplotypes of 27.8, whereas synonymous substitutions have a mean rank of 22.7 and mean number of derived haplotypes of 6.2.
From the rankings derived from these six statistical scores, we also derived an aggregate ranking score.
Ties were assigned the mean rank.
Table 2 Relative ranking of philanthropic, ethical, legal and economic responsibilities (Low – highest rank) Mean SD Legal mean rank 1.97.98 Ethical mean rank 2.19 1.01 Economic mean rank 2.30 1.09 Philanthropic mean rank 3.32 1.07.
To detect interspecific differences, multiple mean rank comparisons were computed.
