Sentence examples for mean running time from inspiring English sources

In every age group, mean running time significantly increased, except for women ≥60 years.

With aging, mean running time showed only limited decline of 0.2% per year.

As a result of this increasing participation of elderly people mean running time increased, especially for untrained participants.

Significantly more men (77.7%; P < 0.001) than women and more untrained (89.7%, P < 0.001) than trained people participated With aging mean running time over 15 km increased.

However, even with the distance constraints, the mean running time for affine transformation models is still about 10 ∼20 times more than the proposed method.

From 1995 to 2007, the mean running time after 15 km increased significantly with 9.9%.

We also report the mean running times of these searches.

Mean running times were 13% faster for men (P < 0.001; Table  1).

Overall, most of the trained participants had constant mean running times between 2 years.

Mean running times were influenced by sex, training, and the year in which the run was ran.

We reported the mean running times of these searches and plotted ROC curves based on the homology predictions.