An interim evaluation in September 2006 revealed that a large percent of women who underwent the baseline evaluation had mean step counts between 5000 and 6000 steps/day, so the protocol was amended to include women who were "low-active," with a baseline mean step count of ≤6000 steps/day.
Mean steps per day are presented.
A Step Activity Monitor (accelerometer) assesses mean steps per day and activity intensity (steps per minute).
Differences in mean daily steps between income groups were no longer significant when controlling for sex; although there was a trend towards significance (F 4,262) = 2.17, p = 0.073).
Mean interval size: This is the mean interval step between two consecutive tones of the melody, measured in semitones.
The factors of the first group are as follows: Mean interval size: This is the mean interval step between two consecutive tones of the melody, measured in semitones.
With 5 agents mean communication steps decreased significantly (decrease of 14 steps) between the CBBA (24 ± 8 steps) single-agent tasks and the CBGA (10 ± 2 steps) multi-agent tasks as shown in Fig. 5.
Due to the small sample size only descriptive statistics were presented for comparison of means between step-up conditions for all EMG and kinematic data.
ánd how it intervenes, or the application of the drug, cell line, tissue etc. "Intervention" is derived from the Latin word intervenire, which means "to come between", "to step in"; the application is thus integral in our concept "intervention").
