Sentence examples for mean time point from inspiring English sources

Localised MRS no. 1 was performed at a mean time point of 1.4 h post infusion.

We identified the mean time point (as number of whole days) at which the symptom was resolved in 50% and in 90% of children with that particular symptom.

To calculate the interval from onset of oestrus to ovulation, onset of oestrus and time of ovulation were set retrospectively to the mean time point between first detection and the preceding examination.

Among patients who had localised MRS no. 2 at ∼16 h (performed at a mean time point of 16.4 h post infusion), a significant SNR was seen in five of seven patients, with a mean SNR of 1.7.

Unlocalised MRS no. 3 was performed only for seven patients (whose unlocalised MRS no. 2 showed adequate F signal to proceed to MRS no. 3), at a mean time point of 19.9±0.7 h post infusion (Supplementary Table 5).

There was a significant correlation between mean time point sample size (N = 45, SD ± 14) and mean number of alleles per locus within each time point (r18 = 0.61, P = 0.004), but there was no difference in mean sample size across populations, which ranged from 35 (SD ± 7) to 53 (SD ± 17; F4,15 = 1.01, P = 0.44).

MRS no. 1 and MRS no. 2 were performed at the mean time points of 1.1±0.2 and 16.0±0.4 h, respectively, post infusion (Supplementary Table 5).

And what's happening to their margins in the mean time?" One point of general agreement on the BrainTrust panel was the introduction of the Material Girl line.

Here, time 0 means the time point when exposure to TNF was started.

This inherent within-patient variability means that time point selection is critical.

Each voxel's time series was converted to a %BOLD signal time series by dividing by the mean across time points.