Sentence examples for mean rates from from inspiring English sources

22 Nevertheless, because rates of surgical reintervention and return to medical management in clinical practice might differ from the trial or with longer follow-up, 23 we have used mean rates from a literature review to inform this analysis.

No significant difference in evolutionary relaxed clock rate was found among six internal genes of the analyzed AIV sequences, with estimated mean rates from 2.27 to 2.85 × 10-3 substitutions per site per year (subs/site/year).

Figure 4B also illustrates a confounding consequence of the decaying noncorrected oxygen consumption rate; if the mean rates from different measurement period lengths are calculated (stars), an artifact is generated.

When asked to rate the quality of work from their agencies on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 highest, the mean rating from advertisers was 7.2, an increase from 7.0 in 1999.

For instance, when asked to rate the quality of work from their agencies on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 highest, the mean rating from advertisers was 7.1, only a tenth of a point lower than 2000.

A simplified model was proposed to tentatively derive the characteristic parameters of the gas evolution, such as the bubble mean size and evolution mean rate, from the power spectral density (PSD) of the ER fluctuations.

The corresponding mean rating from the occupational therapists was 93.9 (8.2).

The probability that the two posterior distributions were the same was estimated by how often the mean rate from a randomized dataset exceeded the mean rate from the actual dataset.

In the International Nosocomial Infection Control Consortium, the mean rate from 36 NICUs around the world between January 2004-December 2009 was 9.0/1000 MV days [ 34].

The ratings were made on a seven-point (1 7) scale, a higher rating indicating a higher level of satisfaction, with the mean rating from the different domains forming an overall quality of life score.

In-conference survey participants thought the Symposium was most likely to have an impact on improving collaboration between health systems researchers, reporting a mean rating (from 1 to 5) of 4.1 [0.9], as shown in Table 5.