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Friedman test was also used to compare mean ranking of two groups of entrepreneurs.

Overall, composting achieved the best score for 7 out of 14 environmental and health impacts, while AD had the highest environmental burden in 6 impacts and the mean ranking of the three scenarios (1 = best, 3 = worst) were compost: 1.7, AD: 2.1, and incineration: 2.3.

The mean ranking of items was very similar across the surveys.

The mean ranking of participants who had time to decide (40.0 ± 0.7) was lower than that of participants who were instructed to hurry to decide (42.8 ± 0.7), (Fischer's PLSD, P = 0.011).

Still, Fig. 2 shows that the items selected on a rational basis remained quite indicative of pleasure choice, as the mean ranking of rational decisions was more than 10 higher than chance (30).

American respondents felt that the area of greatest priority for clinical trials was to develop effective treatments for steroid-refractory chronic GVHD, regardless of organ manifestations; this topic received a mean ranking of 1.9 on a 1-8 scale with 1 indicating the highest priority.

Results: The mean rank of the difference in pain scores among the study groups was as follows after the first, second, and third interventions, respectively: group A 52.33, 47.00, 49.2; group B 32.8, 30.28, 30.38; group C 38.44, 42.36, 41.21.

p values (all < 0.01) are the result of comparing the mean rank of each CT system with the mean rank of each other CT system.

The nineteen-nutrient FNRS derived from mean ranks of nutrient intakes from 3 d dietary records was used to assess nutritional risk.

The outputs of this test are the value of the Friedman's test (p-values) and associated mean ranks of each method.

Mann-Whitney U test was used to compare the mean ranks of serum osteocalcin and serum IGF-1 with different CVMI stages.