Sentence examples for mean score reported from inspiring English sources

‡Mother's score treated as continuous variable and mean score reported.

This finding is significantly higher than the mean score reported in Rwanda which is 8.04 [ 20].

Moreover, the sample in Salomonsson et al. [ 20] was not comparable to ours, as their PIR-GAS mean scores considerably differed to mean score reported in our sample.

First of all, the mean SCARED-R score of the total school sample was 28.69 (SD = 20.72), which is somewhat lower that the normative mean score reported by Muris et al. [ 31].

These scores are significantly lower than the mean score reported for the ELSA (Mean = 42.5, 95% CI = 42.3 42.7) (Netuveli, Wiggins, Hildon, Montgomery, & Blane, 2006) and TILDA (Mean = 43.8, 95% CI = 43.6 44.1) (Layte, Sexton, & Savva, 2013).

The general distress mean score reported for the whole sample was 13.0 (SD = 7.8), whereas the anxiety and depression scores were 7.6 (SD = 4.4) and 5.4 (SD = 4.0), respectively.

There was no significant difference in mean scores reported with the SMS method compared to the mean scores reported with the P&P method (Table  1).

The table shows the mean scores reported for subjects and their parent/guardian for each of these time points.

It is possible that the difference in the number of registrants between the course formats may have influenced the overall mean scores reported in the results.

Relative to national process of care measurements, mean scores reported from Murphy Medical Center and Union General Hospital were both lower, but not significantly so (−3.44 versus −6.07, respectively; P = 0.54).

The mean scores reported by the migrants for both the attitude of health workers and the waiting time were lower than those of the locals.