Sentence examples for mean rose from from inspiring English sources

In Lusaka, nurse density was stable - the median fell slightly from 3.2 to 3.0, while the mean rose from 3.8 to 4.3.

When the scores for the seven items were summarized, the mean rose from 2.64 at pre-test to 3.05 and 3.24 at post-test and follow-up respectively (p < 0.05).

An increase in employment could mean rising price pressures from labor costs, another cause of inflation.

Further secondary objectives based on the haemagglutination inhibition assay were comparisons between vaccines in the percentage with fourfold rises to titres ≥1 32, the percentage with titres ≥1 32, geometric mean rises from baseline, and geometric mean titres, all after the second dose.

In the pregnant women: mean E2 rose from ~2,000 pmol/l at 5 weeks of gestation to ~27,000 pmol/l at 18 weeks; mean P4 did not change from ~40 nmol/l until around gestational week 11 when it increased to ~80 nmol/l; mean Ki67 was 15.4% and did not vary with gestational age or E2.

The mean levels unadjusted for BMI reflected the same pattern as in figure 4; that is the mean HbA1c rose from 7.73% in 1997 to 7.82% in 2000 before falling back to 7.69% in 2001.

The index mean, however, rose from 16.3 to 19.6.

Their mean scores rose from 47.45% in the pre-test to 73.76% in the post-test, whereas those of the control group rose from 48.53% to 50.44%.

In the whole material mean age rose from 59.0 years to 67.9 years from 1974 to 2002.

The mean FD rose from 2.4225 in normal cases, to 2.5159 in LSIL cases and was 2.5905 in HSIL lesions.

In the lateral cortex, the mean ratio rose from 0.90 at T1 to reach a maximum of 0.95 at T5; this decreased slightly over the subsequent measurements.