Sentence examples for mean relative sizes from inspiring English sources

Table 3 Mean relative sizes of activations in AR and eAR both given as percent of the overall size of the auditory region.

In Table 3, mean relative sizes of activations in AR and eAR are given for SPM analyses based on different smoothing filter kernels applied in preprocessing and cut-off levels used for statistical inferences.

Comparisons were made using three landscape metrics: total relative cover; mean relative patch size; and number of patches per major vegetation type.

In contrast, Kark and coworkers [ 18] did not find any significant changes in mean relative brain size of species along an urbanization gradient in Jerusalem, but suggested that ability to exploit urban areas depended on a combination of life history traits such as diet, sociality, migration and nest sites.

And while the iPad mini retains the same resolution of the original iPad and iPad 2, developers still see reason to tailor designs to it, since the smaller physical screen means the relative size of touch targets shrink.

On the other hand, consistent sensitivity across transition categories means that the relative sizes of the groups can be gauged.

What this means is that the relative sizes of the UK and German economies have been wrong, so Germany has been paying too much and the UK has been paying too little.

The estimated erosion volumes of concordant erosions were, on average, larger on MRI than CT, as reflected by the mean relative difference in erosions' size.

Individual tumour volume relative to initial size (RTV) and mean relative tumour volume SD per group were calculated.

Getting there means boosting the relative size of the legal economy.

Rapamycin led to tumour growth delay associated with increased relative vessel size (8.5 to 10.3, P = 0.045) and decreased mean relative vessel density (0.27 to 0.22, P = 0.0015).