Sentence examples for mean span of from inspiring English sources

For 648 of the BACs (34%), each of the paired end-sequences gave a best hit to human genomic locations that are separated by 50 500 Kb, and aligned head-to-head (mean span of human genomic DNA = 191 Kb).

In a Swedish retrospective study, sick leave for pain in the pelvic girdle area was reported among 48%% of the pregnant women, with a mean span of sick leave of 12 weeks [ 11].

But it does usually mean increasing the average span of control of senior managers within the organisation.

Participants completed approximately half of the sequences correctly on the self-judgment task (M = 0.52; SD = 0.04), indicating that task titration was successful, with a mean span length of 5.38 (SD = 0.60).

Analysis of survival from 254 male mouse lemurs allowed to determine the mean life span (mean±SEM: 6.0±0.2 years), the mean life span of the 10% of the most long lived animals (10.0±0.2 years) and the observed maximal survival duration (12.0 years).

Analysis of survival from 254 male mouse lemurs from the captive colony allowed to determine the mean life span (72±2 months), the mean life span of the 10% of the most long lived animals (120±2 months) and the observed maximal survival duration (144 months which corresponds to 12 years).

This average translated into a mean life span of less than 11 months as adults (lifespan = 1/-ln(survival) [ 22]).

The chronic treatment of inbred 129/Sv mice with metformin (100 mg/kg in drinking water) slightly modified the food consumption but failed to influence the dynamics of body weight, decreased by 13.4% the mean life span of male mice and slightly increased the mean life span of female mice (by 4.4%).

In C. elegans fed with SQDB (100 µg/ml in food), mean life span of the worms was significantly prolonged by 11.7% (mean life span 22.3 days, n = 3 independent experiments, total 555 worms, p = 0.0004, Table 3).

The treatment with phenformin prolonged the mean life span of mice by 21% (p < 0.05), the mean life span of last 10% survivors by 28% and the maximum life span by 5.5 months (by 26%) in comparison with the control.

In our study, mean life span of offspring born to young mothers was greater than the mean life span of their mothers, recapitulating the 'rescue effect' seen by Lansing (1947), in which the life span of an old orthoclone could be increased by collecting early-born instead of late-born offspring.