Sentence examples for mean relation of from inspiring English sources

That study found a mean relation of 1 1.25 between gap height and forward tibial translation after flexion gap distraction with a monoblock tensor.

It might imply a modification of the mean relation as a function of the luminosity, the FUV luminosity also acting as a parameter in the variation of dust attenuation.

When logicians, in discussing FOL=, speak of "real identity" — and they often do (see Enderton 2000 or Silver 1994, for example) — they do not mean a relation of universal identity, since the universal set does not exist.

The orange trace with open circles illustrates the mean I V relation of the difference current representing the Bk-sensitive current.

(D ) Mean current voltage relation of recordings as in panel C. (E ) Whole-cell currents recorded from human sperm in Cs+-based intracellular solutions at pHi 7.3 in 5 mM extracellular K+ and Ca2+ as indicated.

Again: rheme (by which Peirce meant a relation of arbitrary adicity or arity) was a first, proposition was a second, and argument was a third.

By pattern the reviewers mean phase relations of MNs not just the number of MNs activated or their spike frequency.

Do formulas (26) and (27) by geometric mean, and the relation of the surface model between the maximum embedding rate and image roughness when.

The character literally means then the relation of children and parents.

For example, leaf-margin analysis estimates paleotemperature using the modern relation of mean annual temperature (MAT) and the site-proportion of untoothed-leaf species (NT).

The relation of mean BG to mortality was somewhat different among patients with diabetes.