Sentence examples for mean sample intervals from inspiring English sources

In the 'previously screened' group, the interval between any referral cytology sample and the sample preceding the referral sample was calculated, and mean sample intervals in the pre- and post-Goody diagnosis groups were compared using a two sample t-test.

We noted that the mean sampling interval was 4 ± 2 hours post intake of the last dose, which did not significantly deviate from the study protocol.

The daily number of glucose sampling varied from 8 to 19 times (12 ± 2) and the mean sampling interval per day varied from 1.3 to 3.0 hours (2.2 ± 0.4).

Morever, the mean sampling interval of > 2 hours is a potential limitation as in comparison with continuous glucose monitoring, hypo- and hyperglycemic excursions of blood glucose may have been missed, as also described in the literature [ 37].

Assuming the target flies in a constant altitude (i.e., the longitudinal velocity iszero), target's state vector can be denoted by X(k) =[x k, y k, hV x, V y ], where T means sampling interval, v(k) is Gaussianwhite noise process with zero mean.

The mean sample collection interval for serum was 3 days after exposure (range 1 5 days); for stool and gastric fluid, the mean interval was 4 days after exposure (range 3 6 days).

The PDR s with bigger BO begin to decrease first, because SO is the same and a bigger BO means that one sample interval includes less number of active portions.

Mean sample size of all years in the interval 1975 2004 was 108.6 ± 68.2 and the range was 5 224.

Mean Fs' (genetic drift corrected for sampling plan) over all loci was calculated for the sample intervals.

Maximum mean speed values were used to model the maximum distance travelled for a range of sample intervals.

where is the mean frequency, is the difference between the instantaneous frequency and the mean frequency, the accumulative sum of, and the sample interval.